2020 Model 1801

[Scleversey]

Does anyone know the height of the 2020 Parker 1801 on the trailer (no T-top)...hoping to fit it in my garage and trying to make a winter storage decision.

 

[Inshore Chaser]

My 2018 1801 is right around 100 inches...on a roller trailer.

 

[1801Steve]

My 2015 is 8-0 on a bunk trailer, no t-top. Can you inspect one at a local dealer?

 

[Mr. Speeder]

if your asking the question wondering if you can put an 1801 in your standard-sized garage door, the answer is no.

 

[tomc585]

You just need to get creative (photo credit to Average Joe,THT)

 

[Andy]

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You just need to get creative (photo credit to Average Joe,THT)

Thank you for my 'laugh-of-the-day'! ☺ Yes, this is VERY creative! (My wife would have shot me on the spot!)

 

[Andy]

if your asking the question wondering if you can put an 1801 in your standard-sized garage door, the answer is no.

A 'standard' garage door height is 7 feet. (and, the usable opening is about 3/4 " lower than that depending on how it was trimmed out). I have 3 garage doors; two of them are the 'standard' 7 feet tall, but I also have one that is 8' 4" tall; (special-ordered for a special need). Although 7' is the 'residential-home-standard', there are also 8', 9' and10' tall doors available, and any special order size imaginable. I'm not saying this, to suggest you could replace a 7' door with a taller one (duh! ☺). I'm saying this to recommend you measure your garage door to see which height you have.

 

[Scleversey]

Your picture is not that far off ;-)
I would really like to keep it inside this first winter - not pay for shrink wrap, be able to do a few small things to it during the off-season, etc. I did notice that the plexiglass shield has 6 standard Phillips-head screws and the bar has 6 single hex head bolts. Taking those off might buy me what I need....

 

[Croixboy]

Scleversey, my 2007 1801 is almost exactly 8' from floor to top of rail, sitting on a roller trailer, and trailer jack extended all the way (so the bow is fully raised up). As some others have mentioned a standard garage door is 7' High so I cant imagine how a 1801 Parker would fit. The other consideration is length. The overall length of my rig, trailer included is about 25' trailer (hitch to prop). Most "standard" garages are around 22-23 foot long.
I just built a garage and made sure the door was 9' tall so clearance isn't an issue when backing it in. The overall length is 32' giving me room in the back for a workbench to service the motor. Here are a few pictures ...

 

[Clarkbateman]

Scleversey, my 2007 1801 is almost exactly 8' from floor to top of rail, sitting on a roller trailer, and trailer jack extended all the way (so the bow is fully raised up). As some others have mentioned a standard garage door is 7' High so I cant imagine how a 1801 Parker would fit. The other consideration is length. The overall length of my rig, trailer included is about 25' trailer (hitch to prop). Most "standard" garages are around 22-23 foot long.
I just built a garage and made sure the door was 9' tall so clearance isn't an issue when backing it in. The overall length is 32' giving me room in the back for a workbench to service the motor. Here are a few pictures ...

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You have a very happy boat !!

 

[1801Steve]

Amen. Heck, when I was younger I lived apartments that weren't that nice.