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Mike and Joanne Stimmler

Steve,

Sorry to get off the original subject.

We have friends who have a C34 at Leach Lake, Mn and they hire a crane and have a mass crane in and a mass crane out each year so that it's not so expensive and it's like a big block party where everyone helps each other with their boats.

A few more thoughts.

Mike
Mike and Joanne Stimmler
Former owner of Calerpitter
'89 Tall Rig Fin keel #940
San Diego/Mission Bay
mjstimmler@cox.net

David Urscheler

Wow Steve!!!

I give you an "A" for effort above and beyond the call of duty. That is some determination to go sailing! I will never complain again about backing in to our "tight" slip.

Dave

steve stoneback

It's really not as bad as it sounds.  It takes about 30 minutes to launch once the boat is ready and about 45 to an hour to haul.  About 6 of us work together.  We all have done it many times so everyone knows what their job is.

At our location a crane isn't an option.  There is no sea wall and the crane only has so much of a reach when it's picking up 15 to 20 thousand pounds.

Steve
Steve Stoneback
Grasmere
1989 #918
Lake Oahe Pierre, SD