R22 Discussion Group

Joe,
Trailering is one of those timeless man things that we must do from time to 
 time, whether we really want to or knot. The first rule to trailering, is 
to  assume that you have all the knowledge necessary to do this, even though 
it  might be your first attempt. The second rule is to always appear as 
though you  meant to do something, even though it may know have worked out just 
right. Never  practice backing up, just do it. It's one of those gifts 
given only to men. Of  course, this is always best done in private, with no 
onlookers. No matter how  good you do, onlookers will always find fault with 
your methodology. 
Well, that's all I can come up with for now. My drink is empty and I know I 
 have another one waiting upstairs for me. Should you need any further  
assistance, don't be afraid to ask. After all, that is what this list is all  
about.

Rummy

In a message dated 4/12/2011 2:19:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jjcampjr at yahoo.com writes:

Hello,  to all those who love what I love... and to all the Rhodies as  
well:

I am curious to know if anyone has a  checklist for trailering up a R-22.  
I 
will have to take my boat out  around July 4 for the long ride from 
Henderson NC 
to Hatboro PA.   This is the number one recovery experience for me, and I 
have 
been over  things (and over things) But, since this boat is so unique, and 
comes 
with  a large store of owners willing to share wisdom, I want to avail 
myself of  
that benefit at every turn.  I am getting a Triad trailer from our  buddy 
(whom 
some of you may already know) Stan.  So please, feed me  with your time 
honored 
feedback and any lists, photos, descriptions, steps  maybe even the 
appropriate 
grill foods or intoxicating liquids for such an  occasion.  Rummy: I know 
what 
you'll say, but what the hell, say it  anyway.  Thanks!

Joe Camp
s/v John  Dawson

The Rhodes 22 Discussion Group

R22RumRunner at aol.com

Trailering Checklist?