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Old 18 March 2013, 15:06   #1
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Humber Ocean pro 9m VS Tornado 9.5m



Any Feed back on these 2 Ribs ? Humbers price is a bit higher , My mind
Is already set on ribs , but which one of these Rib... Or any recomdation of
Another Brand of 9m or higher Ribs ?

Another question , what engine will I put on to these ribs???
Please help me decide

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You will probably get lots of replies with positive comments on many different makes.
I am a great supporter of Humber RIBs, they are seaworthy and durable.
Regarding engine choice and depending on use and required top speed, I would propose twin Suzuki DF175s or any single 4-stroke of 300 or more HP
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Thanks cypman, I'm thinking of 2 yamaha inline 4 cyclinder 200hp
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Don't know whether you're looking for commercial or pleasure but the Humber Sports Pro leisure range looks awesome
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Ranger,
The new Yamaha 200s are fantastic engines, but I think they are much heavier than the Suzuki 175s, which may be a consideration.
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If you are serious about a 9m RIB, then you have to experience a Parker before you part with any money.
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are you buying new ?
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Gotchiguy , I really like the sports pro 1000 , but it won't fit in a shipping container , because of the beam with molding its too wide . If I go for
Sports pro I will be using Deck cargo, and it will cost 8k pounds more. Humber suggested the ocean pro .

Falcon yes I'm getting new and my first rib . I will use it to go island hopping
7000 islands in the Philippines .
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Gotchiguy , I really like the sports pro 1000 , but it won't fit in a shipping container , because of the beam with molding its too wide . If I go for
Sports pro I will be using Deck cargo, and it will cost 8k pounds more. Humber suggested the ocean pro .

Falcon yes I'm getting new and my first rib . I will use it to go island hopping
7000 islands in the Philippines .
Ahh right well if that's the requirement then clearly you should go for the one that fits. I imagine Humber would be able to do a Sport Pro fit out with the high quality seating and consoles and tubes etc but on the Ocean Pro hull so it fitted
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