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To be loaded by crane in marina. To be offloaded by slipping in harbour or alternatively may be craned off at marina in Borth, near Aberystwyth.  

Delivery of sailing yacht  

This is a sailboat from N.Wales to Poole Dorset. She is on a cradle but it is owned by the boat yard. There will be a cradle at Poole  

 

This is a complete boat on a launching trolley (i.e. not a trailer) with mast & boom + loads of bits.  

The mast will be unstepped and lifted onto your vehicle by the boat yard at Premier Marina, Gosport. The reverse will happen at the destination (Portishead Quays marina).  

 

image of similar boat. Prefer delivery with hiab but crane could be arranged at either end.  

 

 

the yacht is tall but light for its size there will be a mast lying on the top which will overhang by approximately 2ft each end. any low bridges on the way will have to be identified first. The trailer is twin axle and can be towed by a landrover type vehicle.  

 

 

 

I would need to arrange pick up time with the vendor (I'm the purchaser). The postcode entered is not correct but location is Barnstaple. Will confirm postcode after this Sunday. Note this website has American dating system.  

Topper boat will be similar to illustration. packed into one bundle - sails mast and trolley and accessories Total weight around 55kg From Aylesbury to Edinburgh  

This is a 8 ton 30ft Lundy Motor Sailer to be taken from Penbrokeshire to Lossiemouth Marina, Lossiemouth Moray Scotland  

The yacht herself weighs 3,300kgs and is on a wheeled cradle/launching trolley weighing a further 1200 kgs (guestimate).  

 

Hi needs to go under 13ft bridge so please confirm bed of trailer/ lorry is less than 6ft from the ground  

Boat must leave Bideford by 31st October How much would it cost to de-rig/take mast down too as I can't get to Bideford in time.  

 

Bilge keel yacht 5500lbs, 2.5 tonnes Ideally would like quotes for: 1) Basic transport assuming yacht is out of water with mast already unstepped 2) Lift out and unstep mast. 3) Step mast and lift in. Could potentially be very flexible on dates if this helps to reduce cost. Many thanks.