Boat transport

Looking for a well known transport company to transport a SR 36 Sedan Bridge from Alabama to Florida Thanks!!

Is this boat land locked?

The reason I ask, this boat will need a lot of disassembly to truck. You can contact SeaRay, they will have a drawing of all the transport dimensions. You will need this document for the trucking company.

Yes, I'm aware of the disassembly and reassembly thx

C and J Boat Transoort.
http://www.candjtransport.com/

If you search these forums you will find their recommendations. Call them and ask about the project, you will get an honest answer.

Thanks yobub!!

You can go on the SR website and all dimensions are in the owner’s manual.

Mine was moved from Pensacola Beach, FL to Lake Lanier, GA. Arch was removed with the tops attached, Venturi windshield, all railing and seats also removed. Rudders and props removed to make it sit lower in the trailer. All wires were unplugged except for 1-the auto fire extinguisher. It had to be cut and butt spliced when put back together.

I had an ex-MM Service Mgr do the breakdown and a marina here put it back together. Only one wire was plugged in wrong-the light on the back of one of the tacos. Hauler was excellent. Cared for my boat like it was his own. Not one scratch...Chris knows his business. Here is his website.
http://usboathaulers.com/

All of his permits come from the state(s) he is traveling through. They plan his route. He has a lead truck with an electronic whip on it set 6” higher than his load. If the whip touches a bridge, wire, etc. Everything stops and to ensure it is safe to proceed.

Pic of it ready to ride:


Bennett

bbwhitejr said:

You can go on the SR website and all dimensions are in the owner’s manual.

Mine was moved from Pensacola Beach, FL to Lake Lanier, GA. Arch was removed with the tops attached, Venturi windshield, all railing and seats also removed. Rudders and props removed to make it sit lower in the trailer. All wires were unplugged except for 1-the auto fire extinguisher. It had to be cut and butt spliced when put back together.

I had an ex-MM Service Mgr do the breakdown and a marina here put it back together. Only one wire was plugged in wrong-the light on the back of one of the tacos. Hauler was excellent. Cared for my boat like it was his own. Not one scratch...Chris knows his business. Here is his website.
http://usboathaulers.com/

All of his permits come from the state(s) he is traveling through. They plan his route. He has a lead truck with an electronic whip on it set 6” higher than his load. If the whip touches a bridge, wire, etc. Everything stops and to ensure it is safe to proceed.

Pic of it ready to ride:
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Bennett

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Holy crap that is an impressive load. Nice....very nice.

I second the C&J recommendation. I had a complicated haul that they preformed flawlessly.

C&J hauled my current boat as well - It was the best haul of the 6 I've had BY FAR
Jim may refer you to his son for the haul with bridge disassembly and reassembly

bbwhitejr said:

You can go on the SR website and all dimensions are in the owner’s manual.

Mine was moved from Pensacola Beach, FL to Lake Lanier, GA. Arch was removed with the tops attached, Venturi windshield, all railing and seats also removed. Rudders and props removed to make it sit lower in the trailer. All wires were unplugged except for 1-the auto fire extinguisher. It had to be cut and butt spliced when put back together.

I had an ex-MM Service Mgr do the breakdown and a marina here put it back together. Only one wire was plugged in wrong-the light on the back of one of the tacos. Hauler was excellent. Cared for my boat like it was his own. Not one scratch...Chris knows his business. Here is his website.
http://usboathaulers.com/

All of his permits come from the state(s) he is traveling through. They plan his route. He has a lead truck with an electronic whip on it set 6” higher than his load. If the whip touches a bridge, wire, etc. Everything stops and to ensure it is safe to proceed.

Pic of it ready to ride:
View attachment 67282

Bennett

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Wow! I thought mine looked big on a trailer. That is impressive.