I have a Catalina 22 single axle trailer for sale in Asheville NC. Lights
need to be fixed up but you can have it for $1500. Not sure if it is
convenient, but we could arrange to meet half-way. Sold on a Bill of Sale.


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Phone: 828 337 0180


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On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 2:48 PM Charlie S <challey52 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I've been looking at used R-22's for a while now and one of the better
> boats I found does not have a trailer. I'd need to move the boat shortly
> after buying so the lack of trailer is limiting. Hiring a haulier for a one
> time move is possible but adds needless cost - I want the ability to move
> the boat on my own down the road
>
> Please excuse the question (I'm new to sailing) but do I need a trailer
> specific to the Rhodes? I see that GB recommends the Uni-Matic double axle
> but a quick web search did not turn any up. A related question: What should
> I expect to pay for a used trailer  A quick web search didn't really answer
> my question but did tell me that a new trailer would be in the $4-5k range.
> Full disclosure: Adding a $4+k trailer into the mix puts that particular
> boat well out of my budget.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carlie
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