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20-02-2008, 12:25 #1Senior Member
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Dingy transport
This is slightly off base, but I'm guessing that someone in here might know the answer.
What would be the most cost effective way of getting a 10 foot long dingy (Laser Pico) from Ross on Wye to Glasgow? Dimensions are approx 10'x4'x2' and weight 60Kg.
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20-02-2008, 12:35 #2Senior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
Doesn't it come with a trailer?
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20-02-2008, 12:36 #3Junior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
Sail it?
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20-02-2008, 12:39 #4Senior Member
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jimbo dats a pico in you raverta if my eyes do not decieve me.
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20-02-2008, 12:40 #5Junior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
Laser 2 my friend. :D
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20-02-2008, 13:50 #6Senior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
Normally it would travel on a rood rack, it's a bit light for a trailer.
Originally Posted by instinct
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20-02-2008, 13:57 #7Senior Member
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give me one of the old bosun dingy's anyday
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20-02-2008, 14:06 #8Senior Member
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I always thought these small craft were open decked so couldn't really get very dingy.
Just how dingy is this dinghy? ;)It's time for British Independence.
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20-02-2008, 14:12 #9Senior Member
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persude a rich friend to take it for you, failing that take it yourself, I suspect ant carrie is going to charge an arm and leg for it and it may get damaged. Originally Posted by GoodIdeaAtTheTime
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20-02-2008, 14:15 #10Senior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
I think you just answered your own question there! Originally Posted by GoodIdeaAtTheTime
Normally it would travel on a rood rack, it's a bit light for a trailer. Originally Posted by instinct
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20-02-2008, 14:32 #11Junior Member
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Pay me my fuel for the journey and back + £50.00 and I'll chuck it on my landy roof rack for you.
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21-02-2008, 05:45 #12Senior Member
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Mail it to yourself but put the address you want it to go to as the return address and don't put any postage on it. Within three months..... to a year..... it will arrive marked "undeliverable - insufficient postage". Sorted,
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21-02-2008, 06:56 #13Senior Member
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Re: Dingy transport
Chop it in to bits, and mail the pieces in small handy sized parcels. Glue it back together at the other side.
Never blow someone else's trumpet.
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