so who launches there SIB from boot fo the car - Page 2

azzurro · 05 January 2012, 21:14

Me I do from just right down my bed up to a trolley, downstairs 20 steps, 200m pulling. Engine by using a modified Rooteq trolley. And so.
Just once a year, but I moor for 30 days.
Hehhehehhhe. Crack my back. Never mind.
The problem is not space, but handling.

mister p · 05 January 2012, 21:51

Have to say, there is a lot to be said for SIB transport by roofrack.

thornbackflound · 09 January 2012, 20:45

Yep my 2.70 m sib and 3.3hp outboard with life jackets ,anchor fishing gear you name it goes in the back of most cars ,even once in the back of a fiat ,lo

Batts · 22 February 2012, 17:08

excel 330,honda bf8,rooteq trolley,rods and tackle box,coolbox,life jackets,12l tank,various pumps,all in a Zafira with seats slid forwards and 2 adults up front.

NWC100 · 22 February 2012, 18:08

Zodiac 340 air deck, 9.9 2 stroke, fuel, lifejackets, bravo pump, battery for bravo, bow bag, spares, sometimes my trolley, food, drink, wet weather gear, dry weather gear, all in the back of an old shape ....read small...Toyota yaris....

In the process of getting a trailer and tow bar sorted at the moment so i can take it out from the garage and go with rather than having to load it up all the time!

Tbh its a little tight but it all goes in....never actually used it yet, damn weather!

Nick

ppenman · 22 February 2012, 21:04

I stick my Zodiac Mk2C 370 Fastroller and Yamaha 25 2-stroke (with 25L tank) in the back of my mondeo hatchback. Been all round the uk with it and luggage etc. for 2.

Stippolyte · 25 February 2012, 10:41

380 Aerotec, 15 yam, 22l tank, bow bag+25l drybag - 2x lifejackets, spare clothes, ropes, flares, gps etc + picnic box and room to spare-fit in 4x4 Octavia hatch with 1/3rd back seat down. Also in back of mum's last shape Mazda 2, lot more space than it looks ! Saves finding double bay in Ferry Nab carpark, use trailer otherwise.

keithtommo · 01 March 2012, 00:28

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Originally Posted by ukprometheus

would be interesting to see what people manage to cram in the car

No Probs in putting a 2.6 Wetline eco and 2.5 hp Mariner in a 2011 Ford Fiesta. I had specified a 2.50 mercury from Barnet Marine only to find it was badged as a Mariner . No probs as I undertstand they are all made by Tohatsu.
Two trips from the car to launch no probs, Engine started from new
on second pull of the cord. but then motor cut out after 30 mins on several occasions but did re start ok. This put me off - maybe a Honda would be more reliable.
Have started using a electric outboard which is good. However our Angling and rowing friends (rowing forwards blind) do not appreciate the clean quiet technology ! My craft is registered with EA but why did no one mention that certain Scullers appear to demand right of way on the Bedford Ouse !