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Old 28 May 2016, 22:26   #21
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So the limit is the height of the garage means only a short trailer will fit vertically? Is a trailer short enough to fit end up in garage long enough to carry the boat? I have seen many a dingy trailer (and dinghy) suspended from the roof of a garage with a basic hoist (many a dinghy club rescue sib likewise stored on the rafters with a simple pulley hoist.
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Old 10 June 2016, 13:34   #22
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Is a jetski trailer suitable to put a Yam 360S on?
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Old 10 June 2016, 13:48   #23
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SIB on a small (non boat specific) trailer

Very probably. Bought this recently off Memphis from this parish and think it was probably originally a jet ski trailer. Took off the blue bunks and made four new slightly longer ones. Now comfortably takes a 3.8m sib. Click image for larger version

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Very probably. Bought this recently off Memphis from this parish and think it was probably originally a jet ski trailer. Took off the blue bunks and made four new slightly longer ones. Now comfortably takes a 3.8m sib. Attachment 113639
same as mine indespension vario done the same put bigger bunks on

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this is what i'm wondering about, without converting it at all?
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Is it a SIB if so you could fit HDPE bunks good slip coefficient 30 MM thick around £100 for three bunks 2 m x 165 MM wide from direct plastics that's a cut down sheet 2 m x 500 MM .

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