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General Com-Pac and Sailing Related Discussions => Com-Pac Sailors Lounge => Topic started by: BrownEyedGirl on July 08, 2010, 08:34:03 PM

Title: Compac 27 Move/Transport
Post by: BrownEyedGirl on July 08, 2010, 08:34:03 PM
Hello Everyone,

We own and sail a CP19-3 on Tablerock Lake near Branson, MO.

We have our eye on a CP27 in the panhandle of Florida and need to hire it moved (650 miles).

Is there any CP27 owner with a trailer that would be willing to move the boat for an arranged fee?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,  Mark (in Branson)
Title: Re: Compac 27 Move/Transport
Post by: BrownEyedGirl on July 09, 2010, 08:13:58 AM
OR - Does anyone know of where I could get the best deal on purchasing a trailer for a CP27-2?

Thanks again,  Mark (in Branson)
Title: Re: Compac 27 Move/Transport
Post by: brackish on July 09, 2010, 09:26:42 AM
Have you gotten a quote from a transporter to have it moved ? An option if you can't arrange for a move.

Rooke sails in Memphis has a Hydraulic transport trailer and can launch from it without the use of a crane or tami-lift.  Lists fresh water only, so have to be lifted on from your panhandle location unless it is already out of the water.  He can de-rig and re-rig your mast.  Might be better to have an insured entity do it rather than a private party.  Memphis about half way between the two locations so maybe lower cost without significant deadhead.

A disclaimer:  I've met both Chris and Charlotte Rooke, they seem to be very competent and knowledgeable but I've never used this service.

http://www.rookesails.com/

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Yacht Hauling and Transport:
Rooke Sails' truck, equipped with sign crane, and hydraulic trailer enable us to launch and retrieve from freshwater and do complete re-rig and de-rig of sailboats (up to 18,000 pounds) generally without dependence on marina facilities. We transport to home, office, or your freshwater site and usually offload without crane rental.