The Earl on a trailer at last

thornbackflound · 20 June 2010, 07:59

Well after much humming and aring ,whoo think she be to heavy,easy peasy ,made up a proto type trailer and lifted up the boat with two and slid trailer under,i can pull the earl with one hand no sweat,just a couple more coats of international ,as some sealent came off,(DON T USE SILCONE BASED PRODUCTS)i should of known better as been stated many times on here and Ribnet,make took the trailer away and knows a welder and fabricator ,who gonna sort it out,,,,,,,,,,Now all we need id a BLOODY SUMMER,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,where has it gone? dam North winds ,some pics,heres me doing the strong man,lol

prairie tuber · 20 June 2010, 15:52

Now that is a proper looking inflatable! What make & model is it & what are the specifications (length, beam, weight... etc)?

thornbackflound · 20 June 2010, 17:30

Hi there mate,yes she is a buet,make is a LIFEGUARD 4M in length,26 years old ,hypalon,inflate hull, real sturdy alloy floor,commercial made for oil rigs ,possibly rescue boats,she has history with tall ships,boat names the EARL OF PEMBROKE

prairie tuber · 20 June 2010, 20:34

Nice. What are each of these attachments for?

thornbackflound · 20 June 2010, 22:08

The white valves are SRTU relief valves ,the big black circular thing i think are for holding stuff like cloth, coats?,the small black caps are to plug the A7 valves 5 of them seroius bit of kit,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,cost me £150.00 and £62.00 delivered ,was a right old state,got pics of her when i got her and now done up,a real bargain something like this new would be a few grand i would of thought?

prairie tuber · 21 June 2010, 07:11

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Originally Posted by thornbackflound

e,got pics of her when i got her and now done up,a real bargain something like this new would be a few grand i would of thought?

Several grand for sure.