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FLexpat

12-10-2014 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 233025)

MYCO is the bomb.

A guy in Me. does bright work in the nude whilst listening to Vivaldi?

Talk about jazzed.

Cheers,
GFS

It both terrifies me and horrifies me, but I think I can connect the dots...

MYCO trailers are artwork, awesome. Made by artisans in a far off place doing what artisans do when no-one is watching (I DON'T WANT TO KNOW!!).

Islandtrader

12-10-2014 11:44 AM

It is scary when you start to understand....the "C O D E "

gofastsandman

12-10-2014 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by FLexpat (Post 233040)

I laugh at chalk outlines.

IT,
I`ll call you tomorrow.

Ed	12-10-2014 08:56 PM

I guess i did not drink the kool aid!

gofastsandman

12-10-2014 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Ed (Post 233047)

I guess i did not drink the kool aid!

Careful who makes the kool aid. Just ask Richard Brautigan.

Ed	12-15-2014 01:00 AM

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Here is a picture of the first upgrade for the new to me 27 Seacraft.

A nice Loadmaster of Ohio trailer. The trailer is overbuilt and has an 8 inch frame, 6,000lb dexter axles, ez lube hubs and brakes on both axles.

Next project are the motors and the cabin cushions (need to keep the wifey and baby comfy!).

flyingfrizzle

12-15-2014 07:45 AM

Nice!:) Looks very well built, and with new axels you shouldn't have not worries while on the road. Its always good to have a trailer that is over rated for the load.

DonV	12-15-2014 08:22 PM

Painted steel? I guess there will be no saltwater dunking in it's future?

Ed	12-16-2014 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DonV (Post 233134)

Painted steel? I guess there will be no saltwater dunking in it's future?

I am not too worried about it. The river is brackish, the frame is made out of c-channel steel and does not hold water (versus tubular- they rot from the inside out), and a good bath and some fluid film will take care of the rest.

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