8m Humber Ocean Pro Project

[Jono Garton]

and

1 deck lifting eyes (so it can be lifted by davits or crane without strops)

2 closer look at the seats

3 paddle holders (4 of)

4 life raft and bow

5 boat hook and holder

[Jono Garton]

Originally Posted by Top banana

what size
tanks have you put in. .

Twin 70l under the console and 5 x 92l in the boot as and when required.

Jono

[Tim M]

Jonno are those paddle holders from Humber? Any idea how much they are on their own?

[Jono Garton]

Think they would only sell them for a Humber.

Try Henshaws

[wavelength]

I quite clearly stated that I "read" about it in a review

yep that was never in any doubt-you may have missed the irony ( or perhaps it was sarcasm after I'd just done 8 hours in an ocean pro on the water ) Come on codders thats what you come on here for so we can all have a little dig at ya, in the nicest possible way of course, and it must be so much easier than going to sea.
Hi Jono-My ocean pro seats (on the sports consol) are bril, even though your petite bum has been sat on one of them- so comfortable that a certain commercial rib producer who comes to us regularly ( mentioning no names of course) have been spotted coming to sea on day 2 of a level 2 course with a tape measure, paper and pencil and drawing little diagrams
Some of the fancier humber seats at ribex do seem a little thin in the padding department though.

[Rodan]

I can vouch for those seats - superb and plenty of padding. I like the new shaped backrests though, that looks a nice improvement.

[Andy Gee]

Jono,
Are the lifting eyes of strong enough construction?, it's just they look a wee bit on the light side .
Andy

[Ian Sharlot]

Looks spanking Jono, Hurry up and get it finished and I'll race you to Ireland and back with my 6.3 ocean pro when I'v finished fitting mine out!!!!!

[fred bolton]

Originally Posted by Jono Garton

seats are from Humber

more pics from todays work

That's a nice big green fence

[Jono Garton]

Originally Posted by Andy Gee

Jono,
Are the lifting eyes of strong enough construction?, it's just they look a wee bit on the light side .
Andy

Humber fitted them so hope so????


Honda Gone on Today

[Jono Garton]

Making of the foot rest in the wood work shop.

[Jono Garton]

and the finnishy touches to the foot rest.

[Jono Garton]

the a frame being offerd up before the fitting when i get of the water this evening.

[Shaggy]

Hi Jono
Is it quite easy running the cables for the Outboard, Nav Lights, VHF etc. in the under floor ducting?

Did you buy and fit the outboard seperate from Humber or as a package?

Shaggy

[fred bolton]

Originally Posted by Jono Garton

the a frame being offerd up before the fitting when i get of the water this evening.

Are you attaching a self righting bag to that A frame

[GED]

Originally Posted by fred bolton

Are you attaching a self righting bag to that A frame

I can see this time he's got two bilge pumps.....we all learn by our mistakes!! ..............looking good Mr.Garton, do ya wana race

[Jono Garton]

Originally Posted by GED

I can see this time he's got two bilge pumps

and a portable on a long lead with crocodile clips that are "rubber coated" for a non shocking experience.




A Frame now on all wired, steering and top mounts coming tommorrow.

[Jono Garton]

Originally Posted by Shaggy

Hi Jono
Is it quite easy running the cables for the Outboard, Nav Lights, VHF etc. in the under floor ducting?

Under floor ducting, humber

[Shaggy]

Originally Posted by Jono Garton

Under floor ducting, humber

So I guess not then....

Shaggy

[Jono Garton]

across the deck, but al least its easy when you need to change a cable quickly?

Jono