What Trailer

   It sounds like you can dispense with the expense and weight of a road trailer.  No need for chocks but you might want to tie it down so that you can sleep easy on a windy night, and have you thought about security.

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redback Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Really should get out more Joined: 16 Mar 04 Location: Tunbridge Wells Online Status: Offline Posts: 1502	Post Options Post Reply Quote redback Report Post Quote Reply Topic: What Trailer Posted: 26 Jan 06 at 10:23pm
	It sounds like you can dispense with the expense and weight of a road trailer. No need for chocks but you might want to tie it down so that you can sleep easy on a windy night, and have you thought about security.

AlanG Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 05 Oct 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 6	Post Options Post Reply Quote AlanG Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 26 Jan 06 at 9:35pm
	We'll be getting a Feva shortly but, being new to the sport, were looking for a bit of advice regarding the trailer. We live close enough to a slipway onto the Thames to be able to pull the dinghy without the need for a car. Would a launching trolley be robust enough or should we go for proper road trailer? Also, would a trolley be good enough for when the dinghy is out of the water, or do we need chocks? Any advice appreciated....