frankenstein

Most insurance companies require you to " make an attempt" to do the best possible thing, and they know basically what you can and can't do on a realistic basis. That's why they ask all those questions when your applying to them, and it reflects how much you pay. I keep my boat in a slip from April through October and I don't have a trailer for my boat, I rely on a hauler. Because of that, I pay a little more than a guy with the same situation but has a trailer and can pull his boat out much quicker, but with that said, that guy better pull his boat out if their is a hurricane warning or he may be denied any claims where as I will be given way more slack. Anyway, with all that said, I will put many storm lines on my boat and do the best job I can do to secure everything and let mother nature do her thing, but my boat is staying in the water ( hopefully )

Downtown42

Buzzards Bay, wherever that is possible 40 ft waves..... via Weather Channel.

Dean Ferry

Rhode Island, I believe....

PhantomChaos

Can I come and bring MY boat and put it on your lift during the storm?

Pat D

just my .02

Wilma was a cat 3 when it went through marathon....

Cat 2 or 3 + floating docks = not much left

Just don't wait too long, I've seen just as many boats wrecked on the highways in bumper to bumper traffic

quicklt1

fill it up and ride it out..Forest Gump style

blue thunder

Thats where I am at. It looks mean out already. I may have a diff view come monday

stlawrence17

I've got a trailer in Charlotte that can hold up to 30ft and 10,000lb but it might be a little too late... Not supposed to have much wind here, I can throw mine in the water for the weekend. If it's any help send me a PM.

scarab63

iTrader: (5)

B bay is southern mass coast. South side of cape cod. Its like a giant funnel and constantly has viscous tide flow due to the man made cape cod canal. I was out helping a friend move his boat yesterday and it was already 5'+

MD