An established player steps up its game, https://www.speedonthewater.com/myco...ndemic-levels/

Great news.

Hmmmm...I just contacted them early December about a new build and they said flat out 8 to 10 months for anything new. This was for a 25 foot aluminum basic options.

I guess I should reach out to them and see if their story HAS changed.....

Ok, pleasantly surprised, they are now able to build the trailer I had quoted in 4 to 6 weeks with a substantial price reduction to boot.

Great news!

But all I can say is that the pandemic was just an absolute gut punch to the world economy. Glad we are finally starting to see signs of coming out of it.

That is great, the last couple of quotes from those guys were not just high they were crazy. And they do build a nice trailer.

I have 29' fountain

trailer not needed in a couple of weeks $6000 B/O thanks

Mine took about a year

They do have seemed to cut the lead times but does just under 13K sound even close to reasonable for a aluminum trailer under a 20 foot boat?
Dual axle, hull lights surge brakes (can not get without)

No secret that Myco is proud of their work... When I have shopped for trailers in the past they were simply the most expensive option out there, by far.

My Nextrail is a piece of chit in comparison, but it was a third of the cost.

For my infrequent trailer needs, it's fine, but I would have spent money for something better if I needed it.

Does it sound reasonable? Maybe not, but that 20 foot boat is also 3X's the money these days too. It's an expensive hobby if you go with new anything.

Thanks COVID.