Garage Size?
#21
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From: Sandown, NH - Sebago Lake Region, ME
I will save Everyone the trouble!
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...-box-up-2.html
Boy am I jealous!!
#24
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From: philadelphia, pa
from my experience.
go as big as you can, but only what you can afford.
you end needing alot of space.
for other things! in the future
sports cars motorcycles go karts etc
bigger is better.
best of luck n have fun or do not do it
go as big as you can, but only what you can afford.
you end needing alot of space.
for other things! in the future
sports cars motorcycles go karts etc
bigger is better.
best of luck n have fun or do not do it
#26
Yes, or more. My gantry that I built rolls in just under my 14' door, and it just barely was able to clear a supercharged motor over the transom of my Mistress, with the hatch off, which is a fairly shallow hull. If you are working on deeper boat with blower motors, and you want to pull them complete, go 15' overhead at least, and pay attention to where you put light fixtures.
#27
P.S. that's using a 6" I-beam a roller trolley and a 3-Ton chainhoist. You can probably shave a bit of headroom from what I have.
The real ticket is if you could integrate an x-y gantry crane into the structure of your shop during construction.
The real ticket is if you could integrate an x-y gantry crane into the structure of your shop during construction.
#28
If I move up in boat size now, it would cost me probably 8-10k to make my garage 8-10' longer. Its 40' deep now. It would have cost me about 3k to do it when I originally had the house built. I kick myself all the time for not doing it then.








