MYCO Trailers
04-03-2003, 10:53 PM
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I wanted everyone to know what a great experience I had with Bill Tweedy of MYCO trailers. 
The level of customer service provided by this company is second to none. Bill delivered exactly what he said he would. If you are in the market for a new boat trailer, I could not give a better recommendation.
When I buy another trailer, it will be a MYCO
The level of customer service provided by this company is second to none. Bill delivered exactly what he said he would. If you are in the market for a new boat trailer, I could not give a better recommendation.When I buy another trailer, it will be a MYCO
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04-04-2003, 07:18 AM
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I also can't say enough good things about Myco, and Bill Tweedy. He stands behind his product, and that is a refreshing to hear in the boating industry, they will be working on my trailer next week. My next trailer will be also Myco, and an Aluminum one at that, just a little longer and wider
04-04-2003, 07:37 AM
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I was standing outside Cigarette the other day and a boat hauler pulled up, jumped out of his truck and started going on about how he just got hit and was supposed to pick up a boat.
He had an empty Myco Steel trailer pulled by a Ford F-350 dually.
The Fords receiver was pushed under the truck, bent sideways, and the weld was cracked. The bumper was crumpled up and destroyed.
The trailers two main beams were completely still straight. The swing gate at the rear of the trailer looked like a half moon.
I was impressed to say the least!! If you had seen the truck and trailer seperately you would have thought they were in seperate accidents.
He had an empty Myco Steel trailer pulled by a Ford F-350 dually.
The Fords receiver was pushed under the truck, bent sideways, and the weld was cracked. The bumper was crumpled up and destroyed.
The trailers two main beams were completely still straight. The swing gate at the rear of the trailer looked like a half moon.
I was impressed to say the least!! If you had seen the truck and trailer seperately you would have thought they were in seperate accidents.
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04-04-2003, 10:26 AM
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Billy and Myco are all CLASS.
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04-04-2003, 12:48 PM
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I worked with Bill a few times while I was at DSM. Very Proffesional and easy to deal with. Prices are accurate and lead times are reliable. As for the product...It speaks for itself. There is a reason that all of the best built boats sit atop a MYCO!
04-04-2003, 01:45 PM
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And if any of ya'll use a boat lift you should look at MYCO's craddle. I put one under the 41 last year on a 20,000#+ Hydro Hoist and man it is the cats a$$. Centers the boat every time and gives a helluva lot more support than the standard bunks.
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