replacement trampolins

[richard beberman]

can anyone suggest a source of replacement trampolins for a 36ft PDQ- Dick Beberman Catch 22

[SecondWind]

Sunrise Yacht Products.
Pinellas Park, FL
Phone 727-526-9288
http://www.multihullnets.com

[Marc Gershel]

Hi Richard, If yours are the older style, 2 seperate tramps, they're easily homemade for under $200. I did it last winter, and it was surprisingly simple.
Marc 36021

[halfmoon]

How did you do it?

[Marc Gershel]

Hi Alex,
The tramps on the earlier PDQ 36 are different from the newer model. The older decks had a catwalk in the center, with a tramp on each side. The tramp had a sleeve with a SS tube in it, on all 4 sides. The lashing went around the tubing to pull everything tight.
Using the old tramp as a pattern, I simply formed and sewed a hem to slide the SS tubes into. Then I used new lashing to secure in place.
This only works on the old style tramps.
Marc

[alan kayser]

Hello Richard, I replaced my tramps about 5 years. I used Triton Sails to make the new ones. as they made sails for PDQ's. The cost at that time was $500.00. They turned out to be a little longer on one side than the origional ones, so I had to extent the ss tubing. The material still looks like new. I do cover them when left unused in the summer.

864 Lakeshore Rd. E

Mississauga

Ontario,

L5E 1E1

Canada

Please contact Triton Sails at (905) 891-8166

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