Details of the Silvercrest and S

Details of the Silvercrest and Skyline manufactured home sections currently denied ferry use BECAUSE they are labeled as "manufactured" as opposed to "park model" or "farm equipment"
Silvercrest Details Skyline Details
Note that posted limits for the Ryer Island Ferry are as follows: 80' maximum length, loaded width 14'; weight limit 25 tons overall; single vehicle limit 16.25 tons. All sections below fit within the posted limits. All sections are/were intended to be transported onto the ferry using a remote "cat", not transport trucks. The "cat" is approximately 4' wide by 7' long and can easily pull all the sections listed below, on and off the ferry! List of document links
	Equipment definitions and use Size comparisons Balancing and profile details Snug Harbor Engineer's drawings posted 5/20/07: Silvercrest Section A Silvercrest Section B Silvercrest Section C Silvercrest Section C-offload other answers posted 5/2/07: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 other answers posted 5/9/07: Cribbing1 Cribbping2 other answers posted 5/15/07: Silvercrest Hitch and ground-to-hitch bottom Cribbing layout-to scale More Cribbing-to-scale drawings: Cribbing Cribbing1 Cribbing2 Cribbing3 Cribbing4 Cribbing5
Photo showing how cribbing is used
	More info added 5-9-07: Equipment definitions and use Silvercrest hitch details and photos (5/14/07) Size comparisons Balancing and profile details other answers posted 5/2/07: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 other answers posted 5/9/07: Cribbing1 Cribbping2 other answers posted 5/15/07: Silvercrest Hitch and ground-to-hitch bottom Cribbing layout-to scale More Cribbing-to-scale drawings: Cribbing Cribbing1 Cribbing2 Cribbing3 Cribbing4 Cribbing5