I believe I am the original builder of that trailer.. Was my first shot at building one... I built it as a 2 boat only trailer,, but the box was too big..
I traded the trailer to Steve Johnson in Minnesota for a Yamato 80.. To make the trade I had to add the top bunk to accomodate 2 more boats.
The 1/2" round rod running underneath the main frame tubing acted as a gusset as I felt the tubing would bow really bad with the weight of 4 boats.
Steve eventually bent the axle which was only a 2000 # axle. I am making an assumption that the trailer went to Joe Zolkoske in Wisconsin.
The proof in the pudding would be that if you pulled off the skin which was .015 galvanized mobile home roof material,,, which was entirely too heavy,,,
AND there was 5/8" plywood underneath,,, then I would say that the trailer was built by me in 1986.. Please let me know.. Dave Viola from Kansas.
I traded the trailer to Steve Johnson in Minnesota for a Yamato 80.. To make the trade I had to add the top bunk to accomodate 2 more boats.
The 1/2" round rod running underneath the main frame tubing acted as a gusset as I felt the tubing would bow really bad with the weight of 4 boats.
Steve eventually bent the axle which was only a 2000 # axle. I am making an assumption that the trailer went to Joe Zolkoske in Wisconsin.
The proof in the pudding would be that if you pulled off the skin which was .015 galvanized mobile home roof material,,, which was entirely too heavy,,,
AND there was 5/8" plywood underneath,,, then I would say that the trailer was built by me in 1986.. Please let me know.. Dave Viola from Kansas.
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