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Old 11-03-2009, 07:58   #1
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Hauling 25' beam in NE Florida

I have a customer that is looking for a place to haul their Lagoon 44 in N.E. Florida, hopefully a do it yourself yard. I've been calling around and not finding much. Any help would be appreciated.
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Old 11-03-2009, 08:37   #2
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Chuckle! Now there is the downside of having a catamaran.

You might want to check if anyone has a rail system. Otherwise I think you're looking for a yard with a 100 ton lift. The challenge is those yards tend not to allow DIY.
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can you haul one hull at a time?
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Old 11-03-2009, 09:39   #4
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There is a place here in Green Cove Springs on the St Johns river 45 nm inland from Mayport. You can contact Capt. Dave at Reynolds park yacht center for more info.


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Old 11-03-2009, 10:46   #5
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You can haul out at Scorpion's marina in Port Canaveral (they have a web site). They are not a do it yourself yard but they do a very nice job. I hauled my cat last September and they were great to work with.
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You might try the google search tool. Hit the search arrow then select the tool. Try "florida catamaran boat yard"
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The Green Cove Springs yard couldn't lift us (20ft wide) when I asked yesterday. Also the pier has been condened so lots of upheaval there.

The widest lift I know is the yard in St Augustine. I have had my Eclipse and Romany hauled there, both 20ft but with room to spare. It is a DIY yard if you ask nicely

Someone said the yard on the north shore opposite Mayport has a 30ft lift, but sorry I don't know the name

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Old 25-06-2009, 22:48   #8
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In the West Palm Beach area there are two do-it-yourself yards, Cracker and Seminole. E-mailme and i will dig the numbers for you
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