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"Bill McKee" wrote: "Vødkäjéllÿ" wrote in message .uk... SL wrote: I have a 2,000Kg Fairline cruiser I need to move about 1,000 miles (from UK to Spain). One solution seems to be to buy a 2,000Kg twin-axle roller trailer and tow it there behind my landrover... but I have no idea if doing a 1,000 miles with a boat that heavy in tow is sheer madness, or whether towing that sort of weight long distance is actually not too much of a problem... any opinions appreciated. I'm not being cheeky, just interested. Why can't you go by sea? Couple of thousand miles of open sea. A 2000kg boat should be about 5 meters in size (21 feet) Yes, a Fairline Sprint 21 in fact, and I'm going to Mallorca so yes a few thousand miles round Gibraltar and back up... I'd get probably as far as the middle of the english channel before yelling Mayday. -- SL |
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