My Trailer sailer Trailer

[jamieFL]

I picked up my trailer today. It is only partially complete, but I wanted to post a few pix to show it off.


After the holidays, when the boat is on the trailer, they are adding a custom bowstop, keel funnel, and extended hitch arm. This trailer was custom built for my Watkins 25 Seawolf by Alumatrek Trailer in Ocala, FL.

It is rated for 7000lbs, 32 feet long, has two braking Axles, and is all Aluminum with stainless steel hardware.

 

[jssailem]

WOW.. Santa Clause visited you early... YOU must have been a very good boy.
Nice.

 

[rgranger]

 

[LeeandRick]

I don't think you are going to find a garage large enough for it at Lowes .
Very nice looking trailer. Shoal keel Watson? Did that boat eventually become the Com-Pac 25?

 

[Will Gilmore]

Very impressive, young Sky...Jamie.

-Will (Dragonfly)

 

[Crazy Dave Condon]

When launching or retrieving suggest lowering the front support particularly when launching.
Suggest carrying a spare tire, floor jack, four way lug wrench, grease gun and a couple or wooden chocks. check air in tires when cold before trip. Former dealer with many years of towing sailboats of all kinds.

 

[jamieFL]

Yes. Mine is the 30 inch shoal draft. I do think the Watson molds were sold to Com-Paq.

I was planning on adding a spare tire and I cary a floor jack in my truck. The current front support is temporarily. I was told that it will be replaced with a roller, but I can ask for it to be built to be easily adjustable. Thanks for the advice.

 

[Crazy Dave Condon]

Anytime. A friend of mine taught me a lot on building sailboat trailers. Feel free to contact me. I was a former sailboat dealer. Be glad to advise on the roller and guide ons

 

[jamieFL]

I finally was able to bring my boat and trailer home. Here are a few pix. Now time to clean up the boat and design a mast stepping rig.