Trailer question

william gaynor

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Does anybody have pictures of a modified trailer that will carry two boats I have a 16 ft. scull boat and a 16ft. marsh boat, both are light weight 140 lbs and 100 lbs. I would like to stack them vertically. I was thinking of using 11/4 inch pipe screwed into a floor mount bolted to the trailer frame.
 
Here are a couple I use.
1. The small trailer is used to haul a layout boat on top and a Brant II or South Bay Scooter on the bottom. I've often used it for hauling two of our Brant II's around when we're double sculling a lake or river. I have hauled this rig to Maine one year and Michigan to Massachusetts twice and it's held up very well. These pictures were taken while on a hunt to Nantucket Sound in Mass.
2. The large trailer is 6.5' x 16' and I can haul several boats with it. I use if for running to shows or hauling boats for hunting and it works very well.

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More to come.
Lou

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This is another trailer that we used extensively down in Texas...owned by Fred Bremner. We rigged it for hauling a Brant II sculler on the bottom and a South Bay Scooter on top. The winch allows one person to handle the South Bay Scooter on top without strain. Merely lift it and swing for removal or stowage.
I believe this is a galvanized trailer with uprights welded to the frame with wood cross pieces to match the shape of the hull of the SBS.
Lou

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Hmmmmmmmm, I think I'm "down" to 9 trailers at the moment and don't know how many boats. I'm happy about the fact I learned early in life......if you have 2 of something...it's a collection and Mom can't throw it out. I'm just hoping that carries over to Wives can't throw it out either. :)
Lou

Dang Lou! Now I have trailer envy! And boat envy!!!!
 
Gee Lou, I will have to buy four more to catch up. It called keeping up to the Tisches. ( : )
 
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