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06 June 2010, 09:54
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: gravesend
Boat name: curach/Earl
Make: seago/Lifeguard 4M
Length: under 3m
Engine: 3.3 marinar/10 hp
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 802
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My Sib to Heavy
Well after some deep thinking ,my 4m sib is darn to heavy,as i don t drive i rely on other's and mates to take me,and i have been getting out a fair bit so can t grumble,the 2.7 i have is just to small,we have fun catching in it, but i wanted somthing bigger,the problem is the alloy floor ,makes the boat real heavy,i did mess about with a wood floor but just had enough now,its best with its own floor,i was wondering what a PVC,YES I KNOW WON T BE AS GOOD QUALITY,but something 3.5 wood floor be easier for 2 or 3 to handle?i would be prepared for a straight swap ,and who ever swapped would be getting a real bargain with this sib any one not to far from me and intrested.
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06 June 2010, 11:12
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: Bournemouth
Boat name: Seadrive
Make: Capelli Tempest 470
Length: 4m +
Engine: Suzuki DF70
MMSI: 235079113
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 550
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Originally Posted by thornbackflound
Well after some deep thinking ,my 4m sib is darn to heavy,as i don t drive i rely on other's and mates to take me,and i have been getting out a fair bit so can t grumble,the 2.7 i have is just to small,we have fun catching in it, but i wanted somthing bigger,the problem is the alloy floor ,makes the boat real heavy,i did mess about with a wood floor but just had enough now,its best with its own floor,i was wondering what a PVC,YES I KNOW WON T BE AS GOOD QUALITY,but something 3.5 wood floor be easier for 2 or 3 to handle?i would be prepared for a straight swap ,and who ever swapped would be getting a real bargain with this sib any one not to far from me and intrested.
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I had a Honda IE3.8 air floor - could handle that by myself. But its the engine that makes the rig heavy. Had a 20Hp Honda - could just about launch and recover on a fairly steep slip myself. Thats with a road trailer - If I used the launching wheels it was even lighter.
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06 June 2010, 12:51
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: North East
Boat name: Sarah Louise
Make: Honwave T38IE
Length: 3m +
Engine: 15 Yamaha, 8 Mariner
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 228
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Sorry to hear that Thorny, hope you get something sorted.
I have gone from originaly putting the boat in my boot after each trip to having to have a boat trailer.
Cheers,
Geoff
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06 June 2010, 13:59
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: gravesend
Boat name: curach/Earl
Make: seago/Lifeguard 4M
Length: under 3m
Engine: 3.3 marinar/10 hp
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 802
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Originally Posted by Geoff_Jubb
Sorry to hear that Thorny, hope you get something sorted.
I have gone from originaly putting the boat in my boot after each trip to having to have a boat trailer.
Cheers,
Geoff
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Yeh is a shame Geoff,its so heavy and thats with out an engine on,i just want a bigger one which will still fit in a car,that be ideal ,most mates got cars and vans,no tow bars,got some intrest off her from someone on WSF,fingers crossed,not been out on yours yet then mate?
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06 June 2010, 14:11
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: North East
Boat name: Sarah Louise
Make: Honwave T38IE
Length: 3m +
Engine: 15 Yamaha, 8 Mariner
Join Date: Jul 2008
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yeah mate, see my thread.
Geoff
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