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  1. 04-08-2014, 09:58 AM #1
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    Total boat length.

    Can anyone with a 5.5-6m boat on a trailer measure the total length including the engine,for me so I can build a shed to suit.
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    Build it 20 mtrs long, you know it will be filled with shit!!!!!!....'build it and it will be filled'........
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    A stabicraft 609 is 8.1 metres total length on its trailer from towbar to prop.
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    make sure you build it far to big as they would change a lot depending on transom and also draw bar length etc also weather you like to store with motor up or down
    what you should do is build it to suit a 6m then any 5-5.5 will fit nicely my new 4.3 is almost double the size of my old 4.0m its amazing how much 0.3m changes the size of a boat
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    Allow 10m length for access round the whole thing. Anything smaller and one day you will back it in with the motor full up and tears will flow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    Allow 10m length for access round the whole thing. Anything smaller and one day you will back it in with the motor full up and tears will flow.
    yep and id be going 6-7m wide as well for the same reason for storage room once you have a boat there will be a lot of crap to go with it I have my 4.3 m in a standard garage and very little room once the boat ride-on lawn mower pool table etc etc are in there as well
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    Pretty sure I have already screwed this up.
    Shed I have ready to build has cost a fortune in quote already and that's 7.2x7m.

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    Hinge your towbar!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    Hinge your towbar!
    Not a bad idea at all Maca!!! Cheers mate, I will look into it.

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    Better if you can slide one into the other, but rust will be a problem, hinged you can sort of flange it together
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    Probably save my shins a few times if I have it hinged☺

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    I just measured my 5.6 mcclay on toko trailer. It requires 7.2 m to fit tow bar to prop motor down.
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    What sort of sheds are you pricing R93? I happen to know a guy and am sort of in your neck of the woods. PM me if you like, could do you a kitset and come up for the weekend to show you how it goes together.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
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    Got the parts list and some measurements!
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