Trojan Boat Forum

Hi guys I bought a f32 in marshfield mass trying to get hauled to NJ I had one guy with a bunk trailer there's only a ramp and it didn't look as if it would line up the props looked like they would hit so anyway it's the busiest time to get a hauler it's also on a mourning the guy I bought it from is great and is taking care it and will drive the boat to ramp and help in anyway any suggestions? Jim

I used Marblehead trading to pick up my F32 in Georgia and bring it up here a few years back. I am sure if you call a few boat dealers and yards in your area you will find one. Bridge has to come off and mark all wires and controils

I don't know any haulers , But have you considered going by water ? Did the boat sea trial ok ? if it did and will get up to speed I would think about doing it by water .It could be cheaper would save from removing the fly bridge (if you have one ) and marina haul out fees if needed by the hauler .

Congrats on the new boat

My buddy Steve is a professional boat hauler here in RI, New England boat movers, 401-474-4088 theirs a guy in Warren who hauls affordable but not sure if he will do that big, he does allot of long distance new boats, uship.com is a great resource but of those three options I would recommend taking her home by water, even if you wait till next year. One of my other friends job is moving brand new boats mostly all over the east cost, last one went to Jersey come to think of it, 55 ft Azimut 1.5 million dollar boat, nice job huh? lol. My personal recommendation and i know its not ideal is if you didn't want to make the trip to NJ this year then store her up here in Mass/RI area and take the trip in the spring.The yard I use is $40 ft haul, wash, store, launch and thats about the going rate within $100 or so

Thanks everyone storing it up there is an option I may have a hauler lined up I will call Steve in Ri thanks for the info