Used-Float On trailer value

[McGillicuddy]

Dang, yer killin' me, Jim.

[flyingfrizzle]

Originally Posted by McGillicuddy

Quite a stable you have there, FF...

Bad thing is that I don't own a boat yard, Just a guy with a lot of boats in his back yard, Makes mowing grass hell

[McGillicuddy]

I hear you 'Friz,' If I had any more yard I'd be fetching a local Sceptre 23 that keeps dropping in price

[Islandtrader]

Gillie...sorry man that's the price you pay for living in the land of milk and honey!

The trailer under the 21 I found (stole) for $800.

[flyingfrizzle]

Originally Posted by McGillicuddy

I hear you 'Friz,' If I had any more yard I'd be fetching a local Sceptre 23 that keeps dropping in price

Glad that 23 sceptre is on the other side of the us or I might have to ask you more about it
Sometimes I just cant help myself.

[red20]

if it is a true float-on brand you'll need a pelican hook to replace your bow eye. they run around $100 i think.

Anyway my thoughts on an old trailer - $300 max because you'll have $1000 into it in wheels, tires, bearings and bunks. Depending on the trailer you need to add brakes( for sure if you go to the keys) and maybe axles / hubs. I have found over time buying a new trailer is less expensive and less hassle than rebuilding an old one.

If you want an old school winch on trailer(like mine, that will last forever) then buy used and rebuild.

My $0.02

[strick]

Originally Posted by McGillicuddy

I hear you 'Friz,' If I had any more yard I'd be fetching a local Sceptre 23 that keeps dropping in price

Yea I been watching it as well. IO right? Me no need any more of those

Strick