Does anyone use a pondside support stand

[dawkins]

I am presently building my second PEA POD 36/600 and looking forward to sailing weather. I also fly R/C and use what we call a "Flight Box" that contains spare parts, fuel and supports the plane. Does anyone use a similar device for hauling spare parts and supporting the sailboat at the pond. When I built my first sailboat in 1974, I used a modified folding camping stool. It was a little low then, but now, at 73 it is a little too low for me. If you have any suggestions, a picture or maybe plans would help. Thanks and clear sailing!!
Bill Miller, Johnson City, TN

[LtDoc]

Bill,
If you can find that old folding stool, put some longer legs on it. Not the most original idea but if it works, who cares?
- 'Doc

[wingnut163]

Try this for the movment of your boats.

[dawkins]

Thanks Wingnut163. Those are some great possibilities.

[martin richards]

My problem's going to be transporting the boat on public transport. I'm in the process of making a plywood case, which is beginning to look ominously like a coffin. Hopefully it can either be carried by hand, or attached to a shopping carrier. It'll also mean making the mast 2-piece.

[pompebled]

Martin,

Paint the case black and paint a Saphir (logo) on it.

With the right (coffin)handles to add to the confusion you should even get help to get it on and off a bus..., dress for the occasion.

Regards, Jan.

[The Enemy]

Martin,

Paint the case black and paint a Saphir (logo) on it.

With the right (coffin)handles to add to the confusion you should even get help to get it on and off a bus..., dress for the occasion.

Regards, Jan.

OMG, I think that was surely the funniest suggestion I've ever heard... ROFLMAO Now you've gotta try it...

Corey

[martin richards]

Well .... well .... there's just no answer to that:D