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Old 05-29-2018, 06:15 PM   #101
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Old 05-31-2018, 12:10 AM   #102
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Steve,

I saw your post on Transporting your 31 Mainship Sedan Bridge. I was wondering how removing the radar arch went for you. Was it pretty straight forward? Did you have to cut the wire connections or did they have disconnects? I am purchasing a 1999 ship it has a fiberglass arch instead of the metal. I am shipping it up to NY And will need to remove the arch. I appreciate any information you may have.
Hey Blazer. So funny, I had to re read my original post to remember what I said. So much has changed in a year! So we bought this boat with intentions to see how we like doing the whole coast thing then ship it back to the lake once we were sick of commuting to the boat. Well, we had no idea we’d love boating on the coast as much as we do. We are actually selling the Mainship and buying an older trawler in the Keys. The Mainship would be a Great Lake boat, but we aren’t ready to give up the coast.

So to answer your question, we never shipped the boat. I think ours would have been simple though. The radar arch is metal, it unbolts. Looks like some sealant, like silicon was used, so that would need to be addressed. The cables will pull right out. For our boat, that should be it. We bought this boat specifically to be able to ship easily, others I’ve read are a bitch.

So sorry I can’t help with shipping! But if you need advice with driving 4 hrs to
Your boat, let me know!
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