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Topic: More Iso on a single trailer... |
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mmoncia |
Posted: 18-Nov-04 15:20 |
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Hi guys, I'm going to move at least three boats to Italy shortly, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to do so.
Did anyone try to put 2 boats with the lower in normal position for transportation, the upper being facing backward and turned upside down ?
Of course I'll need a lot of padding (?) between the boats, but I think it may save some space in height, thus allowing me to get more boats on the trailer,...
If I make a simple structure with pipes for having two layers I could take up to 4 boats....
(I hope I was clear with my explanation...)
Anyone have any tip/experience with this ?
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 18-Nov-04 17:27 |
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Very clear Marco.
Very dodgy as well!
Have you contacted Jubby ( www.Sailboatdeliveries.com) to see if he could deliver them for you?
jubby 'AT' sailboatdeliveries 'DOT' com
That is his job. See how much it would cost for him to deliver.
Pete
[Edited by Pete Lindley on 18-Nov-04 17:32] |
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mmoncia |
Posted: 18-Nov-04 22:46 |
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Costs more than I expected for this season, and apart from that I'm looking forward to drink a beer with a lot of you guys....
see you soon
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 18-Nov-04 22:55 |
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How many boats are you wanting to transport? |
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ISO 653 |
Posted: 19-Nov-04 15:11 |
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Not directly related but might be useful to someone.
I'm travelling to Netherlands via Dover on 13th December to collect a boat from a different class. I've got a free return ticket for the car (Round Sheppey Race - P&O sponsored !) but the cheapest way to get a boat/trailer back across was to buy a round trip trailer ticket in addition. So I'm without trailer on the way out but with a ticket for one. Anyone needs to get a trailer across only - and prepared to make some contribution to the cost - get in touch. Must not be longer than 6m or taller than 2m - usual restriction.
Cheers - Mike Lyons lyonsathome@aol.com or 01635 200167 |
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