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Old 21-02-2016, 12:51   #1
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Hauling and storage Southern Cal. -Mexico

Any one have recommendations for hauling and several months summer storage in southern Cal. Or Mexico. Prout Quasar50.
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Re: Hauling and storage Southern Cal. -Mexico

Try talking to San Diego Boat Movers. As, in addition to moving boats, they keep a large yard about 10 miles or so inland. Where folks can both; work on, & store their boats longer term than in a yard, for less $.
Although I can't say for certain that with your beam, that they can move you, but it's worth a shot.


Also, query the various yards; Driscoll's, etc. in order to find out who can move a boat of that size & width. As if you find space at a light industrial park, it may even work out to be a better value.


I rebuilt several trimarans in San Diego that way, a couple of decades back, up maybe 15min. south of Oceanside. And the only pricey part was moving the boats, due to their beam, & the need for a semi-specialized Lo-boy tractor trailer.


Or... I could rent out your boat as an apartment or a few months... if given the marina's nod


Oh, & please fill us in on what you do find out; the good news & the bad.
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Re: Hauling and storage Southern Cal. -Mexico

Option B (possibly):
There may still be an outfit (or freelance, you assemble the deal yourself) in AZ/Mexico. Who'll truck a boat one way in between the two places, & or both.
With the Sea of Cortez being relatively close to AZ, IIRC.
Plus, they'd likely have Far cheaper storage options on either end, than Pacific'ish real estate in SoCal.

Option C (the "Sideways" one):
If your boat's foam/glass, it could be "disassembled", if it'll be "drydocked" long term. Meaning surgically seperating it into different pieces.
Thus making it Much easier both to transport & to store. Then, when you're ready to go sailing again. Pull out the Naval Architect's (NA) notes, & spec's, & glue her back together. Literally.

As many modern, custom, & semi-custom, multihull designs are designed this way from page 1. When they're still an idea. Albeit, this IS a Very design specific method. Since cutting structural connectives in some boat is just Not an option. Particularly if they're non Foam/Glass boats.
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Re: Hauling and storage Southern Cal. -Mexico

You might give Gabriel Laros a shout at Marina Seca Guaymas.

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I've not hauled there but he said he could haul our boat with 25' beam. Unfortunately Marina Seca San Carlos no longer has that capability. La Cruz may be another option.
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