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Old 11-04-2015, 05:28   #1
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Best way to ship a mast?

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Old 11-04-2015, 06:56   #2
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Re: Best way to ship a mast?

Would be interesting to know the cost.
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Old 11-04-2015, 07:07   #3
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Re: Best way to ship a mast?

I was told once by a racing friend that the only transportation system to ship a mast was a checkbook....
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Re: Best way to ship a mast?

I would guess that mast is not for a Cal 20. Shipping masts up to 40', the length of a 40' container, isn't too expensive. Over that, both road and ship transport gets a bit ridiculous. If you have a longer mast for road shipment, piggy backing on a boat transport is the cheapest way to go. The problem is finding a boat being shipped in the vicinity of the mast or vice versa. The container length I assume is the reason that most mast extrusions are 40' long with a splice for longer lengths.
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Expensiveee!!!
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Re: Best way to ship a mast?

Is that the replacement for the Dong Feng boat?


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Old 12-04-2015, 05:45   #7
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Re: Best way to ship a mast?

It is. As Scott Berg said, it's all about the checkbook.


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