Transtyle

Commercial boats and trailers generally aren’t the prettiest but they are absolute work horses.
Transtyle supply a lot of commercial operators - because we can build exactly what the customer needs and strong enough to keep working, all day every day.
Use what the pro’s are using!

A tri-axle Transtyle out the door for a Noosacat 3000 catamaran.
A massive 220mm I-beam and 3 x 3000kg rated axles with full stainless less steel brakes and Fulton winch and jack. A hamburger with the lot!

This Wellcraft 262 rolled out of the workshop today on its new Transtyle.
This one’s going on a truck to Perth, WA.

A Marlin Broadbill catamaran out the door under a new AT2500 model trailer.
A Boatcatch Australia fitted on a cat as well as some small custom additions like retractable tie down straps.

We built Shane a trailer ten years ago and now that he has a new boat, he’s come back to us for another one.
A Formula 15 under our AT1700 model trailer.
We love seeing our customers come back to us.
Thank you!

Jason from Cairns QLD took delivery of his new Transtyle 18 months ago for his Seafox. He touched base recently, sending us this pic and commenting
“ I just wanted to say that I’m really happy with the trailer— it has been excellent, and it tows beautifully “

Follow up from our last post:
Kim is now back home in NT and sent us this message and photo.

6361 km later and arrived to Darwin.
Trailer was amazing. Got so many reviews on the travels.
Thanks 🙏 so much Janette 🙌🏻

Our customer Kim is from Darwin NT. Kim flew to Melbourne VIC. He picked up the truck and then the trailer from us and then heading to the Gold Coast, QLD to collect his new Sea Ray. Lastly back home to Darwin.
Now that’s what we call a road trip…

IT’S REFUGEE WEEK - June 14-20.

Not Boating, Fishing or Trailer related, sorry!

Many of you know this but we’re telling our story again. We think it’s important given the current state of politics in Australia and the overwhelming feeling of dismay.
We are a family of refugees.

Hoang served in the South Vietnamese army during the Vietnam war along side the US and their Allies. After the war, life became untenable for veterans and he made the difficult decision to try and escape, with his wife and two children. Yes, we are boat people and we arrived in Australia in 1982.

We were supported and welcomed here and given an opportunity to build a new life. We grasped that opportunity with both hands and have never looked back.

We see ourselves as Australians first and foremost, but we have been told or treated like we’re not really Aussies simply because of the way we look. We’ve had people walk straight back out our door once they walk in and see that we’re Asian. We’ve had people hurl racist abuse and make slanty eye gestures. We’ve had someone call us Chinese chimps whilst dancing like a monkey outside our door.

There is so much hatred and divisiveness out there at the moment. It feels like an apt time to remind everyone that we are all human. The theme for this years Refugee Week is “A Million Stories” and ours is just one of them. Be kind because you never know someone’s story.

** this is the first photo taken of us after arriving in Australia **

A Grady White 208 on its new Transtyle.
The last 3 trailers that we have rolled out have been for returning existing customers and this one as well. You know you’re doing something right when your customers come back to you.
Thank you!