Cape Dory Typhoon Trailer
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Cape Dory Typhoon Trailer
Anybody -- please -- have some info on the specs or manufacturer for a Typhoon trailer. Have looked at a couple for sale, but really want a trailer to keep it in the yard. Any assistance/ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Ty Trailer Quotes
I looked into this a while back and got two quotes from Triad Trailer in CT and Loadmaster in Ohio, both of which were in the high 2k - low 3k range, a little high for me. I ended up buying a (barely) used aluminum Loadmaster (made in FL - a different brand altogether than the aforementioned one) which I'm in the process of modifying for the Typhoon. If you're interested in the quotes I got I'll email them to you.
Bob
pakehaoleDELETETHIS@yahoo.com
Bob
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Link to trailer pictures
Here's a link to a collection of photos that I accumulated and posted awhile back. No measurements are included but you can get some good visual information.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/pakehaole ... g=0&.spd=2
Also on this board there is a .pdf document (from the home page, click "Cape Dory Info", then "Online Manuals") with measurements for a steel cradle. The builder/owner of the cradle has previously cautioned against the use of the measurements for trailer customization as the static support requirements differ from trailering requirements but you can get a rough idea of the dimensions that you'll be dealing with.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/pakehaole ... g=0&.spd=2
Also on this board there is a .pdf document (from the home page, click "Cape Dory Info", then "Online Manuals") with measurements for a steel cradle. The builder/owner of the cradle has previously cautioned against the use of the measurements for trailer customization as the static support requirements differ from trailering requirements but you can get a rough idea of the dimensions that you'll be dealing with.
Aloha,
Bob Chinn
Bob Chinn
Great Photos
Bob - Thanks so much for the slide show. While it is tough to describe a trailer as "hot," you had some great photos which I can transcribe into some drawings. Some of the designs were remarkable simple using existing trailers. THANKS so very much.