2002 sea ray 340 sundancer

Question: How will it be loaded and unloaded? Can you get the height down to 13'6" when loaded? (10/31/2008)

Question: can do for close to 3500 arch needs to be removed by law, according to the d.o.t if an item is overheight and can be reduced, it must be, it can be chanced but not by me, the reprocussion is impounding your vessel till it is fixed and possibility of the company not being able to aquire permits in that state any more or for a short timeframe, would be very costly, check out my profile there is a picture of a 340 I brought to washington state this year from florida with the arch laid down (11/1/2008)

Question: Shipper, are you still wanting this done? Phil @ Boat Moves, Inc. (11/3/2008)

Question: There is no such thing as a 'standard' trailer, they all vary widely - from semi lowboys to custom triple axle transports. Most triple axle transports add ~20+" under the keel and unless you want to have the arch removed by the first low bridge, it would be adviseable to heed the recommendation of experienced haulers here to have the arch dropped, and move it behind a more fuel efficient tow rig. Alternately, you can move it with a lowboy semi, saving money on the arch drop, but spending it on fuel. We will be hauling from FL to TX the week of 11/17 and can return for your boat, if it wil be readied - arch dropped. $4000 (11/3/2008)

Question: Shipper - Don't confuse the freedom of choice, and sense of control you have here on UShip with the importance of selecting EXPERIENCE and KNOWLEDGE, in balance with PRICE. Good luck in your selection process. MREMarine (11/4/2008)

Question: IS THIS BOAT READY TO MOVE?? (11/6/2008)