Boat Trailer Rental

[BPT]

Anyone know where I can rent a boat trailer
for maybe two days.
Need to move a Rangeley Lake Boat from Maine
to Massachusetts. It's a one shot deal and I don't want to purchase a trailer.
I'm in the Boston area.
Thanks for any and all assistant.

Barry

[BPT]

Anyone know where I can rent a boat trailer
for maybe two days.
Need to move a Rangeley Lake Boat from Maine
to Massachusetts. It's a one shot deal and I don't want to purchase a trailer.
I'm in the Boston area.
Thanks for any and all assistant.

Barry

[BPT]

Anyone know where I can rent a boat trailer
for maybe two days.
Need to move a Rangeley Lake Boat from Maine
to Massachusetts. It's a one shot deal and I don't want to purchase a trailer.
I'm in the Boston area.
Thanks for any and all assistant.

Barry

[Wiley Baggins]

If I am picturing the boat in question properly (modest size and light weight) I would recommend just going to one of the major vendors (U-Haul, Ryder, etc.) or their local equivalents (equipment rental shops).

I doubt that you will find a dedicated "boat trailer" vendor, and I don't think that you need that or a heavy duty (read: commercial/construction equipment) trailer. Just "pack" it carefully onto the trailer. The beauty of renting trailers is that they don't charge you for mileage, just time.

[Wiley Baggins]

If I am picturing the boat in question properly (modest size and light weight) I would recommend just going to one of the major vendors (U-Haul, Ryder, etc.) or their local equivalents (equipment rental shops).

I doubt that you will find a dedicated "boat trailer" vendor, and I don't think that you need that or a heavy duty (read: commercial/construction equipment) trailer. Just "pack" it carefully onto the trailer. The beauty of renting trailers is that they don't charge you for mileage, just time.

[Wiley Baggins]

If I am picturing the boat in question properly (modest size and light weight) I would recommend just going to one of the major vendors (U-Haul, Ryder, etc.) or their local equivalents (equipment rental shops).

I doubt that you will find a dedicated "boat trailer" vendor, and I don't think that you need that or a heavy duty (read: commercial/construction equipment) trailer. Just "pack" it carefully onto the trailer. The beauty of renting trailers is that they don't charge you for mileage, just time.