dpb

Im not sure where id start carrier wise - its a mast , 10m by 6" x 4.5" and i guess 3kg a metre

Gilesdwrc

just ring local transport firms for a 7.5t flat bed... won't be cheep though or hire one? or possibly hire a 7.5t or a flat bed transit... it'll over hang but by how much? I don't know

Boro

iTrader: (1)

10m? Thats roughly 30ft isnt it!

Will need a pretty big flatbed, alot bigger than a transit.

4X4BOB

Nah you just need a Stanley and an Oliver.

As in Stanley Laurel and Oliver Hardy, they're experts in this field!

David Lock

Phone up a boat builder and ask who they use.

I live next door to a gliding club and owners have specialist long thin trailers to haul their planes about after unscrewing the wings. May be borrow one of those? dl

dpb

hmmm intresting - thanks for replies

Puff The Magic Wagon!

iTrader: (2)

I would have thought you would be ok with a trailer - like a race car one - so overhanging the car. Plan the route though. Depends if you are transporting or having it delivered.

billythekid

Where does it need to get to and from? PM me if you want.

David Lock

dpb

lol , the last one meet an untimely bisection


Thanks BB , do you have a flat bed ? - it would be Bedfordshire to Brighton area , but i havnt yet bought it yet- sounding out the whole idea

stevie boy

cheapest will proberly be with a gereral haulier, doing groupage or backloading so you'll only pay part of the cost. yellow pages time! ring round general hauliers from both ends of the journey, if you haven't got a major time deadline, chances are someone will sort you out. failing that if you have access to a tow barred up vehicle and your license allows (B+E) hire a trailer £30 - £50 for around a 20 foot long one. any overhang should be marked but if over 2 meters it has to be marked (red and white striped triangular marker boards in theory), rig up a tressle at the front to lift it over the tow vehicle, bobs your uncle!


stevie