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On Feb 8, 8:41*pm, cavalamb himself wrote:
Joe wrote: On Feb 8, 12:40 am, cavalamb himself wrote: I've never done this before, so I feel pretty clewless (clueless for lubbers). Has anybody had to move a fairly big boat overland? I need to move a Hunter 38 - in Washington state, down to Houston (texas). I've googled up some boat movers - but - what to look for? what to watch out for? What extra expenses to plan on? Is there a better way? Let me know what you find out on trucking rates and size restrictions please. I've got my eye on a 47 ft steel hull in that general area. I know I'd have to cut off the wheelhouse but that's easy enough. I'm interested in height restrictions more than anything. *I do like the ideal of sailing south to somewhere like San Diego then putting it on a truck to Houston. Where are you going to keep it here in Houston? Joe Golly Joe, I haven't had a chance to even look yet. Do you have any recommendations? Other than dinging the net for marinas in the area, which returned more choices that I can possibly run down. Dorothy says Corpus is "out" - dunno why but won't argue. I'm leaning towards the Seabrook area. Clear Lake was a lot more interesting when all we had to consider was the C-18. *3 foot draft verses 5 feet. But it seems Clear Lake gets kinda think at times. Richard- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What do you want, and what do you want to pay? Joe |
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