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Old 06 January 2013, 20:56   #1
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Anyone tried to squeeze Atlantic 21 into 40ft container

Hi I'm looking into possibilities of moving my Atlantic 21 on a trailer (non road legal) from Poland to Lanzarote. Did anyone tried to squeeze one with deflated tubes into standard 40ft container?? Any advises...
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Old 06 January 2013, 21:13   #2
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Here one way of load / unload a RIB on a sea container:

Unless You can roll it in (on the trailer) think You need pretty heavy equipment for the loading. A FlatRack container can be a easier option, at least for loading /unloading part.
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Old 06 January 2013, 21:55   #3
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Hi I'm looking into possibilities of moving my Atlantic 21 on a trailer (non road legal) from Poland to Lanzarote. Did anyone tried to squeeze one with deflated tubes into standard 40ft container?? Any advises...
Many thanks in advance
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Not an Atlantic, but check out this thread
http://www.rib.net/forum/f8/around-c...b-22241-2.html
Post 15 might be of interest.
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Old 07 January 2013, 18:58   #4
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Moved my 4.50 mtr rib from Korea to Lima/Peru by ship inside a 20" container, do you plan to transport rib alone ? sharing with other different goods is other story, wrapping issues.

In my particular case an iron cage was built as there was no trailer, hull was seated on 3 V lower metal supports wrapped in thick foam, overall rib was conveniently carton & plastic wrapped as well, was impecable unpacked after 2 months sitting inside container.

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Old 12 January 2013, 17:36   #5
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I have moved my Hurricane 733 from Canada in a 40 tf container with its trailer. I think that the Atlantic is smaller.
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Old 12 January 2013, 18:28   #6
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I know that the Extreme Sailing Series transport their RIBS in 40ft containers. They have a big mix of boats (as each team has their own) but most were about 6.5/7m and they were just deflated, and wheeled in and out of the containers (and no doubt strapped down to stop them moving.
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Old 13 January 2013, 15:23   #7
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I guess you'd have to measure it! The photos are taken by phil martin, bowson at the rya loading ribs, containers for intercontinental travel and curtain sider for European travel. They are all VSR 5.8r's.
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Old 14 January 2013, 10:39   #8
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Old 01 February 2013, 21:55   #9
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Thanks for your help. I'm away from home so I can't measure it right now, that's why I've asked here. But it looks like there is a great chance of getting boat in... as long as trailer won't be too wide.
I'll let you know if I'd finally ship her in a container and how it worked.
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We shipped a Pacific 22 in a container. Put a load of old mattresses on the floor and pushed in in with a fork lift truck.
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Old 02 February 2016, 21:12   #11
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I guess you have your answer now, but YES an Atlantic 21 does fit in a standard container with tubes deflated.
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