Upside of Downsizing to a Trailerable Trawler

Jim and Lisa Favors continue their boating adventures on their boat Kismet, a Ranger Tugs R27, after downsizing from a 40-foot trawler. They begin this eBook series by sharing their in-depth research before buying their boat while also highlighting the inherent benefits and issues of trailerable boating.

"The first book in this series will cover all aspects of buying a trailerable boat, from the truck, the trailer, to the boat while emphasizing the flexibility of cruising with a trailerable boat. There is a lot of technical information a future 'TugNut' will want to know, such as what requirements are needed in a truck to tow a boat long-distances and what features to look for in a trailer. We shared the specs and options we choose in a trailerable boat and explain why we made each decision"

"Trailerable boating is the wave of the future in boating and a choice more boaters will be making in years to come as it is a far more economical and flexible way to explore the myriad of divergent waterways in the United States and Canada."  – Jim and Lisa Favors

Read more about the Favors cruising adventures on their two popular boating blogs and BoatU.S. Cruising Logs:


trailertrawlerlife.com

favorsgreatloopblog.com

BoatU.S. Cruising Logs:
boatus.com/cruising/kismet/article.asp