Alooominum Trailers..

How widely are these distributed these days, watching Aero Man strolling up the beach one handed the other day convinced me they must play their part and what about big ballooney tyres, has anyone come across these for launch trolleys?

Took that damned heavy as hell Blaze out Sunday, I'm fine now thankyou, feel much better, the hernia op was successful.

I actually quite enjoyed it, makes all the difference now I sort of know what to do, or at least what you're supposed to do, which I have to admit I didn't really when I first bought it, now I just need to make the transition from boat park to water more acceptable. Hence the desire for an aluminium trailer, don't suppose it would fit on an Aero trolley?

Very happy with my ally Sovereign trolley on the Solo.  Yes it does float but is much easier to pull up the ramp.  Would never have a steel trolley again.

Ally trolly is an option with a new Blaze, bear in mind the ally trolly needs a 275 road base, the steel trolly is a 250.

Edited by Sam.Spoons - 17 Aug 20 at 3:37pm

In my 470 days, the bloke-at-the-back had an ally gunwale hung all-in-one roady-trailer/trolley made up. Obviously heavier than an ally trolley-only but probably less than a steel 250 trolley - and the weight was mostly in the axle/wheels, so with the boat on, the lifting weight was no big deal. And it was easy to find on the beach, being unique (470s had a half decent sized fleet way back then)

The new MK4 Hartley Blazes come with an aluminium trolly... Theyre pretty damn easy to move around and feel super light. Must be partly down to the lighter trailer and the new Blazes being the correct weight! 

Edited by ShipTease - 18 Sep 20 at 11:22am