With much appreciated help from Johnny and Paul. Over the less hot Tasmanian winter I decided a windsurfing trailer was in order.
Time over again I would start from scratch to avoid the massive calculations necessary to put a square box on what seemed at times to be a round trailer.
Spent the first few weeks replacing running gear and re enforcing then out and up ;)
Result holds 15 sails, 10 masts, 7 boards inside, 6 boards outside, 10 booms, bags of gear. Also included a deep cycle battery to run LED lighting and allow for all important GPS charging.
Hidden a bed up the front because a "camper trailer" is cheaper on the boat.
Thanks again to Paul and Johnny.
This is way cool.. We need the photo with all the gear loaded in there!
But in all seriousness, awesome job! Looks amazing!
Select to expand quotehouston said..
Pretty rough job Hoover...................looks out of plumb
Thanks guys.
Johnny was very vigilant with the spirit level... making sure there is only one thing in this thread that is out of plumb 
That was a job I wouldn't of liked to take on. Not being able to weld probably counted me out anyway. So when's the next trip? I hope you're going further than Lagoon Bay!!!!!
Select to expand quoteIceman said..
That was a job I wouldn't of liked to take on. Not being able to weld probably counted me out anyway. So when's the next trip? I hope you're going further than Lagoon Bay!!!!!
Yep, 3 road trips planned in the next 6 months, one including a salty lake on the big island
Select to expand quotebearhoover said..houston said..
Pretty rough job Hoover...................looks out of plumb
Thanks guys.
Johnny was very vigilant with the spirit level... making sure there is only one thing in this thread that is out of plumb
Didn't see any toilets or sinks either!!
