Umm - should someone tell Alex that the boom crutch is not intended to be used for trailering?
It’s easy to drop the mast off the crutch and onto the stern rail and tie it down - no?
Ric 
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> On Feb 16, 2018, at 12:57 AM, S/V Lark <Colealexander at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> My trailered rig height is much taller.   I have the mast crutch that hangs
> off the push pit and let’s one person crank the mast up.   I have to take
> the crutch off to drive into a shed at the county fairgrounds for winter
> storage.    Semi height is 13.5 feet or so.   While much lower than that, I
> cleared a low bridge (12’?)  in Kentucky by an inch and caused a small town
> traffic jam.   I bought an RV Navigation app after that.   I told it I
> needed 12’ 6 “ which included a margin for roads that get repaved affecting
> bridge clearance.    
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> 
> Sorry if this duplicates, Nabble is acting clunky,
> 
> Alex Cole
> Lark
> 
> 
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