sean
  • sean
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2006-08-27T17:27:00Z
what is the safest way to move by road a parker 27, would a power boat type trailer with lots of bunks suffice or is it best to use a flat bed trailer and use the wooden support cradle.

sean

Marvin Kowalewski
2006-09-08T21:59:00Z

Hi,

I moved a Parker 27 superseal for 15 years from my boat dock to storage 30 miles away. Then in winter--usually around January-- every year I moved from New York to Florida--sometimes 2000 miles to the Keys.

I modified a Continental trailer (25-28 feet) as follows:

dual wheel with hardened axles--they will bend!

extra ply tires

one v bung in front supporting the area along past the depth finder--remember to lift!

two double bungs that run fore and aft--they will break!

support the area under the ballast

She will ride 60 mph and you will need double braking systems. I towed with a Big Chevy Suburban--. I got pushed many times so plan ahead! rig was over 8000 lbs.

PS you can't tie it down--it will shift but not much!

Marvin Kowalewski (USA)


Marvin Kowalewski, Ph.D
Marvin Kowalewski
2006-09-08T22:02:00Z
Do you have a 27 superseal???

What number??

Please let me know I have a problem with my kee; stop wire--need a measurement.

Thanks

Marvin Kowalewski (USA)


Marvin Kowalewski, Ph.D