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International Cargo/Export Shipping Co. specializes
in the shipment of all kinds of water craft, including jet skis, boats and trailers
all kinds, in containers, flat-racks and via RORO, as can be seen in the below sample
shipments.
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40' container with one 2007 Sea Doo Speedster 200 Wake boat on a trailer, and one
Jet Ski
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We loaded and shipped the above boat and jet ski from our Los Angeles export warehouse,
to the port of Laem Chabang, Thailand in May 2010.
The above photos show the boat on its trailer, just before being loaded inside the
container. The boat tower was removed by the dealer and delivered to us as
shown. As the trailer is too wide, we had to remove the wheels and axle to
make it fit in the container. Further, as the boat has a 96” beam, we
had to build a cradle on its trailer to tilt it enough to make it fit safely and
securely, as marine cargo containers are only 92” wide.
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The final load on this container,
which we shipped at the end of March 2010, was configured as follows - Ramped Cargo:
Three (3) jet skis, one (1) motorcycle, and four (4) crated motorcycles. Cargo on
the floor: Four (4) jet skis, three (3) motorcycles, and one (1) crated jet ski.
The above photos show jet skis lined up prior to loading, some of the jet skis and
a motorcycle on the floor of the container, in the process of being blocked and
braced; a crated motorcycle and a jet ski after securing on the ramp; and lastly
a photo of the loaded container after all cargo, including some spare parts, were
properly blocked and secured for safe transport to destination in the Philippines.
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One 2008 Sea Doo 858E (19' 9" long x 8' beam x 6' 6" high) and
One 2008 988C Speedster with trailer (18 5"" long x 7' 1" beam x
4' 11" high)
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We shipped the above two boats
from our Los Angeles warehouse, to port of Melbourne, Australia, in a 40' container.
The larger boat’s tower was removed by dealer, and can be seen above, stowed
in front of the small boat inside the container. The small boat loaded first
inside the container, was loaded on its trailer with the wheels. However,
the bigger boat’s trailer axle and wheels had to be removed from trailer at
time of loading, and the boat tilted on its side on a cradle on the trailer, to
make it fit inside the container."
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Rinker 342 Fiesta Vee Boat on a cradle
(dims 36' long x 11'1" beam x 10'6" high)
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This shipment sailed from Jacksonville on 09/28/09 and arrived in Yokohama on 10/26/09.
We picked up this boat at the seller’s yard in Port Charlotte, and transported it
on a drop-deck lowboy trailer to our Jacksonville yard. We shrink-wrapped and outfitted
the boat with the cradle, and delivered it to the port of Jacksonville for shipment
to Yokohama, Japan.
The top row of photos show the boat on the cradle in Jacksonville, Florida, and
the lower three photos show the boat on a flat-rack at Yokohama port, ready for
delivery to our customer, who was happy enough to send us the photos of his boat.
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2008 North River Seahawk Boat on a Trailer
(dims 42' x 9' 6" x 11' 7", 12,280 lbs.)
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We transported the above mentioned
boat from Roseburg, OR, on a lowboy drop-deck trailer to Baltimore port. From Baltimore
port we shipped it to Klaipeda, Lithuania, via RORO, in November 2008. The last
photo to the right, taken at night, was sent to us by the customer after he got
his boat in Lithuania, in the following email:
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Dear All,
Please be informed that the North River boat was delivered to Klaipeda port and
hooked on to my Jeep, towed to the purchaserrs place. So everything is OK, thanks
a lot for the cooperation, I hope to get back to You soon with new projects, maybe
more serious and much difficult.
Best regards,
Justas
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