Can haul your boat
 

I just wanted to let everyone know that I haul RVs out of Mi and IN to everywhere in the US. if you have parts or a boat on a trailer that needs to be moved let me know. We usually charge $1 a mile (we use mapquest for milage) and since we haul RVs we have DOT#s and insurance. Thanks everyone

transport info
 

have a 31' intrepid w/trl from ft lauderdale to cranbury, nj
need a quote and ????
thanks
call me at 954-491-0089

1250 door to door. I will call you later today. Thank You.

2 boats i need moved give me a call 262-749- 6316
please call between 9 am and 6 pm
thanks

Cheap. I've been quoted up to $2.50 per mile.

1.50 per mile loaded i charge, with the utt most care of your rig.

Towing boats from or to the north east from most anywhere
 

I have been in the towing business for 10 plus years, i am now branching out to help out fellow boaters as i am a die hard performance boater myself to tow boats up to 38 foot from or to the north east area. $1.50 per loaded mile meaning you only get charged for the miles your rig is being towed. im well insured and have f350 crew cab diesel truck. when your rig is with me it will get the utt most attention as i do with my own.

my email [email protected]

I wouldn't worry about "stealing" business based on charges. The free market concept will work. The seasonal nature of business is what limits the number of transports. I'm sure there will be plenty of new customers who will be interested in the lower price. That wasn't reasonable last year with the price of diesel near $5 a gallon.

I have just purchased a used Hydrohoist located in NY and need it brought to RI. Any suggestions? Please let me know.

Hey there boatntrkr, I too am a hauler. I just found this site. I use a couple others too. Hope it will work for us both. Some of these guys get PO'd because we haul things at a fair rate instead of gauging the heck out of the customer. I know there are alot of guys hauling without insurance and authority, but its up to the customer to weed it out and do their homework too. Good luck, Mike