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I'd appreciate it if somebody could help me with the width of the weekender. I'm currently out of town, and have just seen a galvanised boat trailer that looks ideal. The max width between the wheel guards is 1500 mm.

Will a weekender fit?

Many thanks


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I'd appreciate it if somebody could help me with the width of the weekender. I'm currently out of town' date=' and have just seen a galvanised boat trailer that looks ideal. The max width between the wheel guards is 1500 mm.

Will a weekender fit?

Many thanks[/quote']

Looking at the plans shows 55" beam at the BOTTOM of the hull. The top of the hull a widest point is 70". Looks like it could work, but you may want to hear from someone else because I havent finished my weekender yet and I dont have a trailer to compare to!

Tom

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My trailer (A calkins) is 46" between the fenders. The Weekender is about 50". The bottom of the boat is actually higher than the fenders due to the deep keel.

So a smaller trailer is most likely fine.

One question: 1500mm? How many inches is that? about 60"?

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thanks for the help :D

I saw your responses in time to make an offer. The seller has some advertisements listed in the paper this coming saturday - and so wants to wait until then b4 accepting my offer. With any luck no-one else will be interested!

Thanks again for your quick responses

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