Hard standing and buying a new boat

[Manos]

OOOOOOOOO Cheers Teach

[Alan]

Originally Posted by Rogue Wave

Finally Alan next time sell your bloody boat to me I would never contradict anybody who sold me a bargain

Too damn slow mate. Richard, gawd bless 'im couldn't get hold of me fast enough to make me an offer!

I wasn't saying that Scorps can't porpoise but that they don't all the time. Apart from heavy bloke redistribution the solution is of course to trim in or speed up and get through it.

Incidently the amazingly cheap Scorp I mentioned still seems for sale. Anyone know anything about it? http://bembridge.boatsandoutboards.c...00/?xreferer=1

[Rogue Wave]

Originally Posted by Manos

What that means Richard Very poor in lantin never liked it at school

It's all bloomin Greek to me

[John Kennett]

Originally Posted by Rogue Wave

A good place to go is Eastalnd boat yard at the top of the Hamble they have a lot of very happy ex Shamrock Quay and Saxon Wharf clients there.

Interestingly enough I wouldn't go back to Eastlands due to the unutterably poor service I received from them a couple of years ago.

This was shortly after the new owner took over, so things may have improved since, but the management losing the keys to my trailer and hitchlock then telling me it wasn't their problem didn't impress!

John

[Rogue Wave]

I think we have had different experiences. was the new owner called Tim?
Kieron moved there about 6 months (maybe less) and he is delighted with the setup.

From what I can see they have thrown a lot of money at it and it seems to be run fairly well. But bad service is intollerable and should be reported