The Windsurfing Trailer
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Building the Trailer at Stirling Marine Fabricators
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All aluminium construction
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Ric, my brother-in-law and master welder and boat builder without whom the trailer would not have happened!
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3mm Aluminium flat plate on floor and roof with 25x25mm SHS ribs reinforcing walls, floor and roof.
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2.5mm checkerplate on the sides and doors
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the Aluminium box unbolts and lifts off from my rusty old 8x5 trailer.
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The front tapered section of the box stretches out over the draw bars of the trailer for the extra length needed inside.
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New pivoting jockey-wheel makes life sooo much easier
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The roof racks can carry many boards and double as lifting points
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The flat roof is strong enough to stand or sit on.
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Monika modelling the trailer
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Plenty of room for the four JP NewSchool 1m wide 180 litre boards for Windsurfing Camp
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Plus my board and a lot of other gear
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The first pair of gas struts weren't strong enough to hold up the rear door - hence the mast propping up the door.
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Next to the old Windsurfing Camp Trailer at Greenough River mouth, south of Geraldton
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One of the campers demonstrating the sunshade effect
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Our Landrover Discovery with the camp bus in the background
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