Heavy haul guys, this possible?

I bid occasionally for work on a listing site, I’ve done the odd small boat, am not a specialist boat transporter but have done several smaller jobbies.

Anyway I spot a listing for a barge Notts- Berlin, too big for me, but I click to look anyway, a guy has bid on doing it for £2k, which seemed more than a tad cheap to me, but I’m not sure the chap has read the listing correctly, its 126ft long! & 17.6ft wide! oh & no height listed but water draft is 5ft & the hull looks like this below- so can’t image in its anyway possibly its under 4m?

Surely its water transport only?

That’s not going on a ferry without a ■■■■ load of paperwork and some really fancy loading/unloading procedure …if it fits at all on any type of trailer .
For £2k I might undertake an assessment of doing the job !

What sites is there for bidding on work?

Ta

Maybe it’s a typo and he meant 20,000 or even 200,000 :slight_smile:

The guy must intend sailing it to Berlin cos as little as I know about heavy haulage, I know enough to know you aren’t going to take it by road for 2K

TheBear:
The guy must intend sailing it to Berlin

That was what I thought too.

Unless it’s a very, very optimistic guy with a transit van!

The guy bid to put in on a low loader!

shiply.com/transport/Dutch- … at/2949670

Going by his feedback the only thing that will be moved if the 2k into his bank account :laughing:

no doubt on of the pillocks on that trucking wars programme or whatever it is.

I don’t mind it costing me money as I get 5 mins of fame on tv.

But who in their right mind would want to buy a rotten old Humber barge and take it to Germany when there are loads of better ones already for sale over there anyway ?

Mattwoodtransport:
What sites is there for bidding on work?

Ta

Shiply, Anyvan, Courier Exchange (which costs you over £600 per year to join and is a reverse bidding site to get jobs to do for ■■■■ all) and others.