Boat Trailer ID

[The Boat House]

Its at a lake camp so its likely it was registered
in another town. I understand the owner is elderly
and now lives in Mass. It appears it is was last
registered over 50 years ago. I thought the wheels
would be the clue to the manufacture and get an
answer right away. I still believe someone here
will know what it is. I don’t want to know bad
enough to put that much time into it.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by The Boat House.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by The Boat House.

[amuller]

Those are nice looking alloy wheels. I would turn them and see if they are dissolved on the bottom. All that leaf mold is pretty acidic and may have eaten them up.

[isle256a]

So was looking for info and I believe I have an old holsclaw trailer. It was converted to a catamaran trailer until the tongue broke off. The alum wheels have internal bearings and rolls well.
Search for the alum wheels led me here. Early 1950’s different fender configuration. I heard they made motorcycle trailers as well.

[outbdnut2]

Tee Nees were known for their coil springs – below is a link to a catalog – maybe you can find it there. With the washing machine rollers on the back, there could have been other modifications done to it.
Dave
https://www.feathercraft.net/downloads/1951%20Tee-Nee%20Catalog.pdf

[oldlure]

I will say Holsclaw as well. Attached are pictures of my ’50 Holsclaw Boat Roadster Trailer and a wheel from it.

[The Boat House]

Amazing response as I posted that just a little over 4 years ago.
I was just there last week and it’s still there. I’d say oldlure has
the wheel for sure. I posted it as a – what is it puzzle – for those
who are into trailers. I have learned quite a bit about trailers
since then.

Tubs

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