Moving BIG Boats To The Shop!!

I’ve had the question over and over about how I get the big boats to the shop, so thought I’d video the process so you can see!

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Boat Haulers & Jack Stands

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Brett says:

November 5, 2016 at 7:06 pm

Another great video. Thanks for taking to time to share your expertise.

Another fantastic long-haul transporter is Safe Harbor Haulers out of Hinsdale, MA. Eric provided the best prep, haul, and unload experience I’ve ever had and he was the most reasonable bid as well. He services the entire Country and is a mechanical engineer by trade so he really understands the proper support and dynamics of a moving load. Great equipment, skills, and customer service made me very confident in him moving my Baltic 42DP from South Carolina to Kansas. I’ll never use anyone else.

Brett

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Jeffrey Haffner says:

November 9, 2016 at 2:51 pm

Very helpful however I have a 1967 33ft Chris Craft Cavalier I would like to move it to my home when it needs repairs. My question it would you use the same type of equipment/hauler? I have watched all your videos and you are very helpful keep up the good work. I always look forward to the next video also thinking on taking a vacation up north but when it gets warmer would love to see your facility.

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- ~Andy says:
  
  November 9, 2016 at 3:42 pm
  
  Hi Jeffrey! Yes, this type of trailer would also work with power boats (regardless if they have a cradle or not). That’s the beauty of Con-o-lift trailers 😉 Very versatile!
  
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