Featured content

Hello all happy holidays, I'd like to hear your opinions on how to transport my canoe or both canoes. I just bought a 2020 Ford F150 Supercrew with the short bed. It came with a 3 panel tonneau cover. I bought a small camper trailer last year (Casita 17ft) and we are getting ready to retire next year and go site seeing, that's the reason for the F150. Yes, I did search many ford forums but it's you folks who can offer real ideas. I want to keep the tonneau cover and use those standing...

I am considering getting a 6-canoe trailer for occasional transport duty and also canoe storage (verses building a dedicated 6-canoe storage rack in my shop). I have looked at a couple of trailers, both home-made and commercial, and talked to a couple of local dealers. It looks like the aluminum Triton brand is quite a bit lighter than the galvanized Com-Fab trailers (for examples) and would be a bit easier to move around by hand or with a trailer dolly. The aluminum trailer would oxidize...

Getting my wood canvas canoes up on my trucks roof racks is still doable but getting harder each spring so I found this on Face Book Marketplace Monday. It needs some work but it was pretty much what I was looking for. Lights inop, fender bracket weld broken, 1” &7/8” tongue (2” ball is my go to) and it’s stretched too long. All easy repairs or adjustments. Actually only used once per the po. With no suspension to deaden the road bumps I plan to build up the bunks with foam pipe insulation.