Forgot to mention, the problem is insurance. If you are using your vehicle
for commercial purposes to haul a boat (for pay means commercial), then your
insurance is null and void and you have no insurance on the boat and
liability. So, what happens if the trailer comes loose and hits another
vehicle and kills someone. Bad situation. That is why it costs so much.
They have commercial insurance that covers all this stuff.

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Tony
my boats and autos - http://t.thomas.home.mchsi.com


"Steve Barker" wrote in message
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There's an Annapolis in several states. What city are you in and what
state
is the destination? Is the boat on a trailer already? For a lot less
than
that amount, I'll come out and do it. G

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Steve (here to have fun) Barker
Stilwell, Kansas
UP (MoPac) Coffeyville Sub MP 308
Coolpix 995 / PSP 7.04
PS 7 in the background waiting to be learnt.

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"Islanderdad" wrote in message
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Has anyone commercially transported a boat recently? Any gouge would be
appreciated, I have a Four Winns Horizon 200 in California and am
transfering to the Annapolis area. I requested a quote from one of the
online companies but I know it will be expensive, Is it worth
transporting
the boat or do I try a sell here and buy there move? I don't want to
think
about a cross country tow but...

Dad