Scorpion 7.5

[Roy Smith]

Nick buy the Scorp if you dont you wil do what i did buy something else and wish you hadant, i then sold the Cobra and got what i wanted a 8.1

[MarkM]

Go for it, it's the best there is for your money. It took me a lot of trouble getting it from Cornwall to Holland, etc. But I'm glad I did!!!
And don't worry about trailering it on your own. Very, very easy as I mentioned it.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by Nick Hearne

Excellent system you have! How do you power the winch?
Nick

You ought to put that question to Alan. He has a great winching device called Laura.

[jwalker]

Originally Posted by Richard B

You ought to put that question to Alan. He has a great winching device called Laura.

Laura goes winching for Alan!?

[Alan]

She might read this, then you, or more pertinently, I am in trouble!

My beloved wife distinguished herself on ohh about our third date by leaping off the boat upto her knees in the River Thames and winching it on the trailer. It was about that time I thought 'Hmm she's the girl for me!'

[Nick Hearne]

Well asked Mr Jelley & he recons "1400 Kg ish" so no problem with a 2000kg trailer, are De Graaff trailers any good?

[Jimbob]

we had a 7.5 it had an RM trailer. it was a good choice

Nick for the money on the web for that scopion, i would expect to get a trailer...but its depends how much you knowcked him down

[Nick Hearne]

I think £22K with a trailer is more like it!
What do you think?

[Pete7]

Originally Posted by Nick Hearne

are De Graaff trailers any good?

Small friendly business , bought two trailers off them in the last 2 years and they replaced the axles on Old Spice's RM trailer with a type of bearings that aren't "sealed for life Alko type" so at least I stand a chance of stripping them down.

Pete