Looking for an O'Day 25 trailer in Wisconsin area - the boats a swing keel so these are usually a tandem axle trailer. Needs to fit this beaut, who is currently stuck on a wooden cradle at the marina:
That looks perfect, you could put me down as a sure thing. I'm currently living in La Crosse so I'm not very far awayI'll be done with this home built trailer around April 15th or later, I used it to haul boat home for 2 year restore project,, That's a Hunter 27 on it ,,,way too heavy for this trailer , but it's only 2 mile to boatyard and I have the original cradle there so I don't need this trailer
You must have the same boat? Yes, I would love the measurements. I don't yet understand how to measure a boat for a trailer and that's on my long list of things to learnLet me know if you need any measurements
He has a shoal keel. This would probably require a crane/lift to get the boat on or off but hey, if you're giving it away it might be worth itok it's yours whenever,,she'''ll be at harbor towne marine, marinetter wisc,,,
True, but looks like the cradle arms are adjustable at least within some rangeHe has a shoal keel. This would probably require a crane/lift to get the boat on or off but hey, if you're giving it away it might be worth it
I have access to a crane no matter which lake I use (mendota or michigan) then i'll get a mooring for the season and crane back out end of season. Was thinking this trailer could work well for a matter of years in that scenario. My O'Day is a1975.here is a photo I found on the web, it shows where the pads would be,,, Are you planning on launching very time as in trailer sailor? Because swivel pads won't work,, have to have long bunks. and v rollers... caption said it was an 84 oday 25