Hurrican Sandy going to hit NJ.......
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All depends on the storm surge, but where I live we had cars sitting on the roofs of homes from Hurricane Katrina...just sayin! If I was you I would get a friend, rent a truck or whatever you have to in order to move your boat!
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My boat is down on the Jersey shore, it usually sits on a hydrohoist lift. I went down to get it and bring it home to PA but a brake line blew out on my truck. I did manage to get it on the trailer and in front of the house. The house sits in a lagoon community. What could happen to it sitting on the trailer? Do you guys think it will be ok?
I have a place with plenty of room 45 miles inland if that helps.
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I remember when the storm/hurricane Irene we had last year, got Long Island. It wasn't as bad as they said it would be! But for a mild to semi moderate tropical storm, the shipyard I now work at was half flooded, the docks along the bay were almost or half submerged! Houses that sat by the water, their backyards got flooded!
If this hurricane is as severe as they say it is, take Irene on long island and double, triple it! It will be like 10x worse!
Luckily, all the boats are at my house where they;ll be safe, I hope.,
If this hurricane is as severe as they say it is, take Irene on long island and double, triple it! It will be like 10x worse!
Luckily, all the boats are at my house where they;ll be safe, I hope.,
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Well i'm about as ready as i can get . 75 mph winds and a foot of wet heavy snow is a bit unique i must say . Not sure what to expect if that happens . All i can do now is let er happen captain . Thanks Artie
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And keep in mind you posting this knowing that your boat is sitting on a trailer and if it floats away bashing into every house on your block your liable for the damage it caused,insurance company don't cover the act of god damage..i know this is true because i saw someone being sued in NJ on peoples court,,no joke for real the the guy with the boat had to pay for all the damage his boat caused..