u/BlackThorn12

We got it done! Thanks to everyone who offered to help, and a special thanks to those who showed up. You guys know who you are!

Now the fun begins on our side, lots of sanding/repairs/prep to do.

Don't forget that we are all part of a community here. Open up a bit, ask for help, and people will show up.

My Dad and I are rebuilding an old Farrier TrailerTri 680 sailboat. They are really cool trimarans that fold to fit onto a trailer!

We're at the point where we need to move the outer hulls and booms off the trailer so we can work on them individually and also work on the main hull, but they are too big and awkward to move on our own and as anyone who's done similar work before knows, many hands make light work.

We would like to do the move this Sunday around noon and it should only take a couple of hours at the most.

We estimate that 6-8 people will be able to move them without trouble and they are only going about 25 feet.

We currently have 3 people total guaranteed with another two who are maybe available and willing then. (Thanks neighbors!).

If any boating enthusiasts feel like lending a hand, it would be very much appreciated and of course reciprocated if you have your own big jobs to do.

Edit: We have another two possible helpers so far thanks to this post. Love it!

Edit 2: Possibly up to three helpers, but could still use more confirmed ones. Don't be shy, come lift heavy stuff with us!

Edit 3: 6 people total confirmed so far, and another 5 or so in the maybe category. We've had a meeting and decided that pizza and drinks are definitely happening. So we'll grab an assortment of beer/cider/ice tea and a couple pizzas for a treat when everyone is done. Thanks for all the interest and support! I love seeing how many people want to be part of a community.