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Boats
Small watercraft — canoes, skiffs, sailboats, light rowboats, motorboats, dinghies or sculls of any size, as well as boat trailers — may be shipped as household goods and count against your weight allowance.
Service members are financially responsible for special packing, crating and handling.
Items such as clothing, electronic gear, skis and other equipment that are not part of the boat's structure must be removed and shipped separately. All external equipment must be secured in order to transport.
Boats longer than 14 feet will incur excess shipping costs. Transportation officials recommend shipping larger boats by a self-procured move.
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