mokjumbo

Hi,PM sent.

The Caracruiser has a separate trailer from which it is launched in the conventional way.The Caraboat,however,carries it`s towing gear with it and is launched by simply rolling it down the slipway and sailing away.As for the wheels and hitch not surviving long under water,mine is still going since I restored it 15 years ago and fitted replacement wheels and hubs(for safety`s sake), with the original suspension units,towing hitch and chassis from 1972.Is that long enough?

The one on the Leek arm is a Caracruiser not a Caraboat.

Some information on Caracruisers can be found on the Caraboat forum.

I`m a Caraboat forum member.Would you like me to contact him for you?If so.do you have contact info for me to give him?Hope this helps.

We`ve a Caraboat (wheels and a towhitch on it),so what else could it be but Mr Towed?

Spot on,thanks for your help.

Thanks for that ,I`ll give it a try.

Hi,I`m trying to contact this club through thier website contacts page,but when I try to send my message,it refuses to connect.Ive tried several times in the last week,but no joy.I was just wondering if anyone on here could help with a contact address or phone number.Any help appreciated,thanks.

It`s the most stable boat I`ve ever had.It has a cathedral hull,which is almost like a catamaran.Interior space is bigger than any other boat of it`s size.We absolutely love it.(It can also turn in it`s own length,so no need for winding holes).

Hi,check out the Caraboat website.

That`s exactly what we do when we go cruising in our CARABOAT!!

That was probably Kath or her daughter.Kath probably knows more about inland boats than anyone else I know.Glad to have helped.

Stone boatbuilders(www.stoneboatbuilding.co.uk) have always been my first choice for Honda marine parts.Hope this helps.

But who`s responsible for us?Most people I encounter don`t seem to want to take responsibility for their own actions.