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frydaddy 
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 Topic: 3H-DV Trailer for tradePosted: September-02-2004 at 6:00am |
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The 1975 Correct Craft Brochure, in the reference section, shows pictures of the trailers and a chart. The chart gives model# with the suggested size boat. In the picture I think the 3H is the second from the left. The 3H-DV is the one in the middle. They are slightly different; I think enough to make it hard to load my boat. Also, when I trailer the boat wants to shift to one side. I would rather trade than modify the trailer I’ve got. I would sell it if I had another 3H trailer lined up.
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Posted: September-01-2004 at 12:03pm |
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Help me out, I'm new to CC. I have a 72 Freeport and am in need of a trailer. I know that DV means Deepvee but what might the 3H designate?
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Posted: August-26-2004 at 6:53pm |
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I have a 3H-DV that I would like to trade for a 3H. I am using the 3H-DV for a 17’ 1968 Barracuda and it just doesn’t quite fit. I am in the Dallas, TX area.
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