Dry storage upto 60' in Puget Sound
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IRENE
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You could try Platypus Marine in Port Angeles. They have the hoist capacity and their yard never looks full to me. I understand they do good work but have not used them personally. I don't know what their policy is regarding outside labor. I have no affiliation.
Port Angeles Boat Haven might be another option. You might be larger than they can accommodate, but it's worth a call.
Good Luck
Port Angeles Boat Haven might be another option. You might be larger than they can accommodate, but it's worth a call.
Good Luck
Russell Clifton
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There are lots of big boats in dry storage in Anacortes. Looks to be several different yards.
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The Everett marina has a 75 ton lift and large boats stored on the hard. We live on our boat when sitting on the hard. However you can not drain water. Also you and others can work on the boat.
ianonhercules
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Try Delta Marine in south Seattle. They have the capacity with two travel lifts and a crane. Pretty sure they allow DIY.
Ian
Try Delta Marine in south Seattle. They have the capacity with two travel lifts and a crane. Pretty sure they allow DIY.
Ian
Could you tell me more on this? Everett is my first choice outside of Seattle, since my drive would not be really bad. Going south would be more difficult.
When I look at the Everett marina dry storage section, there are the official answers to FAQ. They say specifically there that no work on the boats is allowed and to go to your boat, you need to call them first.
Am I looking at a different marina? Or, do they treat you differently, because you already moor your boat there?
When I look at the Everett marina dry storage section, there are the official answers to FAQ. They say specifically there that no work on the boats is allowed and to go to your boat, you need to call them first.
Am I looking at a different marina? Or, do they treat you differently, because you already moor your boat there?
Nomad Willy
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Latitude in LaConner is probably your best bet for economy.
We've done lots of work in the yard. Even lived there briefly .. on our boat. No problem w your size of boat. 100ton (I think) travelift.
We've done lots of work in the yard. Even lived there briefly .. on our boat. No problem w your size of boat. 100ton (I think) travelift.
Yes, the price is better then Everett. All time access sounds good. DIY is helped all around. Very nice. I like it.
Do you know what the insurance requirements are?
Do you know what the insurance requirements are?
Nomad Willy
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utazo99.
No.
Call Patrick at 360 466 4905
Go out to the yard south of the Rainbow Bridge on the gravel road and have a look. The gate is locked on weekends but you'll be given the code. It's not a fancy place. I think I'll haul out in a week or two. Got some painting to do and want to change props. And freshen up the bottom.
No.
Call Patrick at 360 466 4905
Go out to the yard south of the Rainbow Bridge on the gravel road and have a look. The gate is locked on weekends but you'll be given the code. It's not a fancy place. I think I'll haul out in a week or two. Got some painting to do and want to change props. And freshen up the bottom.
Nomad.
When you haul out, is it ok to stop by and chat with you?
You said NO in your reply, but I don't know to what? I looked the Latitude marina web site in La Conner and they charge $5.50/foot for dry storage. Everett marina's web site says $6.00/foot for long term storage.
Is this what you are referring to?
Laszlo
When you haul out, is it ok to stop by and chat with you?
You said NO in your reply, but I don't know to what? I looked the Latitude marina web site in La Conner and they charge $5.50/foot for dry storage. Everett marina's web site says $6.00/foot for long term storage.
Is this what you are referring to?
Laszlo
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Utazo,
"No" ..... I don't know what the insurance requirements are.
Don't know the exact moorage charges but you may want to check at the very north end of LaConner .. LaConner Maritime. They have reasonable rates too but now they may not be so friendly to working on your boat. Less dust though. But what's the difference if you can't paint at all?
I'm always up for chatting. 11000 posts should be a hint.
"No" ..... I don't know what the insurance requirements are.
Don't know the exact moorage charges but you may want to check at the very north end of LaConner .. LaConner Maritime. They have reasonable rates too but now they may not be so friendly to working on your boat. Less dust though. But what's the difference if you can't paint at all?
I'm always up for chatting. 11000 posts should be a hint.
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