A local dealer near Smithtown has three boats to move before the next open house, none of them fitting on a single flatbed run. That's one kind of call. The other is a sailboat coming off a storm-damaged lift, needing to reach dry storage before the next nor'easter rolls through Suffolk County. Either way the boat is sound. It's the schedule and the equipment that are tight.
My crew runs it with our own truck and trailer: we load it, haul it door to door, with any oversize paperwork cleared before we leave the lot. Babylon and Bay Shore sit on the same route we drive weekly. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the New York boat transport page.



