How Do Farrier Trailerable Designs Compare to Others?
The only alternative trailerable multihulls are demountables that require assembly. This normally takes several people and you should check the time required by seeing a demonstration. A 25 footer for instance, will require at least two holding the float up in the air ( min. 100lbs lift for each person) while a third tries to line up the bolts. Observing many such boats has shown that assembly usually takes from two to four hours. A very large demountable, such as the F-36, could take a full day. A fast multihull is of little value, if even the slowest monohull can get to that distant anchorage faster, due to a two hour head start while one assembles the boat. This rapidly becomes tiresome and such trailerables are soon left on a mooring.
