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    davidk
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      US Member - 2 Years

      Can anyone help ID this trailer? Has a 1958 Glastron on it. The trailer was originally painted turquoise. Has a unique lifting system. Round pipe almost like a Gator.

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      #250003
      davidk
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        The hubs on this trailer have a style of seal that I haven’t seen before. Mostly rubber with a metal backing plate.
        anyone seen these before?

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        #250017
        bobw
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          I came across some of those old Allis seals somewhere years ago. Don’t know if you could find those Allis seals anymore but a comparable unit is an SKF seal #16286. I think that type of seal is often found on engine crankshaft seals and some transmission input shaft seals.

          Bob

          1937 Champion D2C Deluxe Lite Twin
          1954 Johnson CD-11
          1957 Evinrude Fastwin 18
          1958 Johnson QD-19
          1958 Johnson FD-12
          1959 Johnson QD-20

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          #250023
          davidk
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            US Member - 2 Years

            Thanks for the reply, Bobw, and for the cross reference to SKF. I took some measurements but I don’t have full confidence with a caliper.

            #250045
            outbdnut2
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              The Trailer, I believe is a Tee-Nee. The rail the boat keel sits on is on almost all Tee-Nees. The winch support and round pipe under it look like there may have been some home-brew modifications, or someone may have swapped some Tee Nee structure onto something else.. Click on the link below and scroll down for brochures:
              Dave

              https://www.feathercraft.net/fc-info/10-catalogs/87-vintage-trailers

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              #250074
              davidk
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                US Member - 2 Years

                Thanks for your input, Dave. Cool to see all the brochures. I’m familiar with Tee Nee trailers and I don’t see the resemblance here. The rail the boat sits on with Tee Nee trailers has that groove for the keel to sit in but it’s metal and part of the boxy main frame. On this trailer, there are wooden forms for the keel to set in. The winch stand is made of the same round pipe that the main frame is. I’m sure it’s original.

                #250075
                outboardshed
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                  US Member - 2 Years

                  From the blue paint I would say Holzclaw trailer

                  #250103
                  stanley
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                    US Member - 2 Years

                    It looks to me like the keel rollers are able to be raised to launch and retrieve and lowered to allow keel to be fully supported by wood sections.Is that correct?

                    #250174
                    davidk
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                      US Member - 2 Years

                      That’s right, Stanley

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