My new MYCO has arrived!
10-15-2004, 08:13 PM
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My new MYCO has arrived!
My new MYCO aluminum trailer that I ordered for my Top Gun was delivered yesterday. I`m not the easiest person in the world to please but I must say that I am impressed. Now, if it works as good as it looks, and I believe that it will, I`ll be happy
10-15-2004, 09:30 PM
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Re: My new MYCO has arrived!
Bobby;
Nothing with the drives yet. My bank account has some ''healing'' to do first.
Fred;
The boat is coming along very slow, just as I figured it would. Last week, while I was winterizing the Checkmate I discovered that it needed a waterpump. So I took it apart and ordered a new one. While I was waiting for that, my half ton decided that it needed one too. I just got that finnished up about an hour ago. Tomorrow, I will go and pick up the one for the Checkmate and see about getting that on so I can finnish winterizing it. So that`s kind of how it has been progressing. It seems that something always happens that is more urgent. I will prevail however, just slowly. I was hoping to at least get the bottom sanded and buffed before winter but it does`nt look like that is going to happen now. One step at a time and eventualy it will get to the water. I have no delusions about having it done for next season. At least I will be able to take some of the heat off of you for having a ''trailer queen''.
Nothing with the drives yet. My bank account has some ''healing'' to do first.
Fred;
The boat is coming along very slow, just as I figured it would. Last week, while I was winterizing the Checkmate I discovered that it needed a waterpump. So I took it apart and ordered a new one. While I was waiting for that, my half ton decided that it needed one too. I just got that finnished up about an hour ago. Tomorrow, I will go and pick up the one for the Checkmate and see about getting that on so I can finnish winterizing it. So that`s kind of how it has been progressing. It seems that something always happens that is more urgent. I will prevail however, just slowly. I was hoping to at least get the bottom sanded and buffed before winter but it does`nt look like that is going to happen now. One step at a time and eventualy it will get to the water. I have no delusions about having it done for next season. At least I will be able to take some of the heat off of you for having a ''trailer queen''.
10-16-2004, 07:12 AM
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You will be impressed to say the least, from their cradles to their trailers. Absoloutly the best trailer I have ever had, and Ive had 3 Myco's, the aluminum is the easiest to take care of, and for some reasone tracks by far the best with my Nortech on it. Also I noticed you have the new and improved crank assembly, much easier to pull the boat up, stronger more powerful, less strain, good luck with your new boat, Jeff
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10-16-2004, 10:21 AM
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That's quite a trailer. How deep are those side beams? I think you could use it for a bridge this winter. I know what you mean about slow progress, I finally got my boat running for the summer only to find out it was September, it gets closed up for the winter in two weeks. The Corvette isn't doing much better, I've been working on the carbon panels for the firewall for 4 weeks now (I'm starting over from scratch with new cores today using my new vacuum bagging stuff). Keep at it and eventually you'll be ready to give me a ride
Later - Greg
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10-16-2004, 01:41 PM
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You will glad you bought it . I like mine and it tows great. I am now wanting to put the stainless boxes on it. It will also help you on resale .When I was shopping for my boat I saw a few on the cheap trailers and that told me that the owner skimped on it what else would he skimp on?
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10-16-2004, 08:17 PM
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Re: My new MYCO has arrived!
Originally Posted by GregP
That's quite a trailer. How deep are those side beams? I think you could use it for a bridge this winter. I know what you mean about slow progress, I finally got my boat running for the summer only to find out it was September, it gets closed up for the winter in two weeks. The Corvette isn't doing much better, I've been working on the carbon panels for the firewall for 4 weeks now (I'm starting over from scratch with new cores today using my new vacuum bagging stuff). Keep at it and eventually you'll be ready to give me a ride
Later - Greg
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I borrowed a set of yard jacks and I am going to see about getting the boat on it tomorrow.
10-17-2004, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
Roger, we need details on your new boat! Did I miss a thread?
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