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Location: Linn County, Oregon
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Originally Posted by Drdogface
I live in No. Ca but am buying a 13 foot Boston Whaler from a guy in Dallas. I need some recommendations of a shipping company that will either deliver to my home in Ca. or to Phoenix where I'm willing to go to pick it up... I expect car shippers would do this as well and many of you guys have shipped cars so gimme your best referral. It's on a trailer but I'm not sure it's up to towing all that distance...especially at high speeds.
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Go for new tires...be sure the bearings are well packed...cruise about 60-65, and you'll be fine. I towed a small sailboat for years. tiny wheels on the trailer. This one looks light enough that you could tow with a compact pickup...nice boat!
(edit) Tim's pressurized grease cups suggestion is a good one..."bearing buddy" is one brand...you can grease your bearings with a grease gun. A ditto on the marine grease as well...every time you launch, the wheels are under water, so it's good to add the extra protection.
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Last edited by pwd72s; 08-03-2008 at 10:48 AM..
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