A Visionarry is brought in sinlgle handed towards
the waiting trailer. The skipper casually pulls two pins, the boat folds and the
bows locate in the trailer guides. The skipper jumps off, attaches the trailer
winch, hits the remote and stands back as his pride and joy lifts secury in
place. A couple of tie down straps and he's off with a big grin.
I'd give a great deal to be that delighted
:>)
Damn, forgot about the rig. There's always
something that gets in the way of a good idea.
M
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 11:26
AM
Subject: [harryproa] Re: Mast
raising
> Making a Harrigami fold is difficult enough but a sail
onto the
trailer Visionarry I suspect will remain a dream. It is a very
big
boat. If you only intend to trailer a few times a year you may
be
better off building a simple Visionarry with plug in beams and
expect
to spend a day or two loading. Of course I would be delighted to
be
proven wrong.
>
> Mark
Sounds like a challenge,
Mark!
What would you give to be that delighted?
And what would
constitute proof for you as in "proven wrong"?
Jim
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