Boat Hauler
12-14-2006, 12:23 PM
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Re: Boat Hauler
Originally Posted by t500hps
I will contact you if I'm heading to that area. 10 years ago I used to fish out of the Great Wicomico with the family that builds Tiffany Yachts (friends of friends). Other than that, I've only passed through the area on the way somewhere else.
12-15-2006, 09:21 PM
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Re: Boat Hauler
Originally Posted by ciaoderhead
Thanks Ken,
I may go that week and haul it back. Just checking options. Do I fly down and enjoy the boat in the gulf for a few days or spend the time on the road......should be a no brainer
It's an '02 on a Myco.
Woody
I may go that week and haul it back. Just checking options. Do I fly down and enjoy the boat in the gulf for a few days or spend the time on the road......should be a no brainer
It's an '02 on a Myco.
Woody
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12-19-2006, 12:22 PM
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Re: Boat Hauler
Originally Posted by bgchuby01
give me a call, everyone on here knows me. 909-*********
Looks like I am going to drag the boat back. I still need to haul a MYCO Cradle back. 6' wide x 32'long. Basically a trailer w/o a tongue or wheels. Can you handle this? If not any ideas?
I checked with MYCO and they ususally send them stacked on new trailers.
Thanks,
Woody
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12-19-2006, 01:31 PM
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Re: Boat Hauler
Originally Posted by ciaoderhead
Jeff,
Looks like I am going to drag the boat back. I still need to haul a MYCO Cradle back. 6' wide x 32'long. Basically and trailer w/o a tongue or wheels. Can you handle this? If not any ideas?
I checked with MYCO and they ususally send them stacked on new trailers.
Thanks,
Woody
Looks like I am going to drag the boat back. I still need to haul a MYCO Cradle back. 6' wide x 32'long. Basically and trailer w/o a tongue or wheels. Can you handle this? If not any ideas?
I checked with MYCO and they ususally send them stacked on new trailers.
Thanks,
Woody
12-20-2006, 11:10 AM
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Re: Boat Hauler
Originally Posted by ciaoderhead
Jeff,
Looks like I am going to drag the boat back. I still need to haul a MYCO Cradle back. 6' wide x 32'long. Basically a trailer w/o a tongue or wheels. Can you handle this? If not any ideas?
I checked with MYCO and they ususally send them stacked on new trailers.
Thanks,
Woody
Looks like I am going to drag the boat back. I still need to haul a MYCO Cradle back. 6' wide x 32'long. Basically a trailer w/o a tongue or wheels. Can you handle this? If not any ideas?
I checked with MYCO and they ususally send them stacked on new trailers.
Thanks,
Woody
12-28-2006, 10:34 PM
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Re: Boat Hauler
If there is a way to lift it onto a flatbed, I might be able to help. I have a 25' 25,000lb deck over trailer that it should fit on without issues. It will hang off the back a few feet but enough is on the trailer to support it. its a tag trailer, with dual dullys on it. I might have a car to bring back to FL from VT at some point, and on the way up get the cradle for you.
12-29-2006, 04:46 AM
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