One of our clients returned from Cowes yesterday having suffered a slight "tide height miscalculation" resulting in a gearbox/skeg/prop modification
Not sure if you've got the boat owners persimmon or not to post up the photo's but I've got to say if it was my boat / screw-up then I'd not be too impressed to find the pictures on the web, especially from the yard I pay money to store it - I appreciate the boats not named but it wouldn't need a Einstein to work out the owner.
Just my thoughts
Not sure if you've got the boat owners persimmon or not to post up the photo's but I've got to say if it was my boat / screw-up then I'd not be too impressed to find the pictures on the web, especially from the yard I pay money to store it - I appreciate the boats not named but it wouldn't need a Einstein to work out the owner.
Just my thoughts
Far better to post pictures and where it happened to potentially stop another balloon doing the same I would say ....
Far better to post pictures and where it happened to potentially stop another balloon doing the same I would say ....
Agree. For the record, the owner is a capable and experienced boater who knows the area well but simply got caught out by the extremely low tides this weekend.
I damage a prop and broke about 1 inch on my skeg and gearbox is just fine, skegs can be damage without damage to the gear box and his prop don't look as bad as my damage prop was.
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