Delta Ditch Run at Stockton Sailing Club/Richmond Yacht ClubJune 12
Story
Congratulations to Get Happy!!
Recap by Brendan Busch


Aerial Photos by H20 Shots
Result
PosBoatTotalRace 1
1Get Happy!!11
2Magic Bus22
3Shenanigans33
4Light'n Up44
5Discotheque55
6Dianne66
7Take Five77
8Opa!88
9Peaches99
10Desperado1010
11Libra11DNF
11El Raton11DNF
11Archimedes11DNF
11Expressway11DNF
11Scandalous11DNF
11Elise11DNS
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Author: Ralph Deeds
Subject: Express 27 on a Triad J24 Trailer???
Info: (12027 views) Posted: Sunday 1-6-08 06:42:48 PM
:: Has anyone used a J24 Triad Trailer to haul an Express
:: 27? I have compared drawings of the two boats and have
:: noticed that the keel on the E 27 lies further forward,
:: that is, the dimension from the bow to the keel looks to
:: be about the same as a J24 thus allowing the use of the
:: Triad without too many alterations. If anyone has any
:: dimensions for an Express (bow to keel), they would be
:: greatly appreciated!

I would help you if my boat and trailer weren't locked up in a warehouse for the winter. There are plenty of E27s and trailers in the Bay Area if that's where you are located. If not perhaps someone from the San Francisco fleet could help.

Several years ago I had a new E27 trailer built by Cradle Ride in Ontario, Canada. Here's how I did it: I took several pictures of an existing E27 2-wheel trailer. I asked the builder what measurements he needed. I took the measurements and marked them on the photos and mailed them to the builder. A month later I picked up a very nice replica of an original equipment E27 trailer.

As you know J24s weigh several hundred pounds more than E27s, so a J24 trailer, with modifications. should work fine.

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