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Old 02 September 2004, 15:44   #21
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You can put what size shaft on that you feel comfortable with... all you need is a jigsaw.... and a little bit of knowledge....

The high transom offers the added safety required by coded boats, hence the current trend towards these. If you want a lower transom, there's no problem there.

I would, respectfully, ask that as you are asking these questions, it might be an idea to scrounge some advice (normally freely given.. most times you can't shut the "experts" the feck up!) prior to getting the 'ol saw out. Offsets etc?....
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Old 02 September 2004, 15:51   #22
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Cheers Jono, no offence taken or anything. Thats what the forum is for! I guess if you were to supply a boat with the middle bit of the transom lower (to take a 508mm leg) it would not comply with the regs?

You're another one with 3 blobs...i'm sure these have all appeared today. Its a conspiracy I tell you, a conspiracy!

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Old 02 September 2004, 15:56   #23
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Yep, we can do that... The "regs" are only important to those wishing to code their craft. To the rest of us, the transom height, or anything else on the craft for that matter, is a personal choice based on preference and availability....
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aha, right...excuse my ignorance once again but what do you mean by coding? originally I thought you meant stuff to do with RCD and certification to carry a certain number of people etc. Now i'm thinking that its for people who want to carry passengers for things like rib charter, powerboat schools etc? Am I right? go on I am aren't I?!

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Old 02 September 2004, 16:03   #25
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Old 13 September 2004, 08:36   #26
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Old 03 June 2013, 23:26   #28
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Dont now where else to post this . I wanna to buy a sheakspeare rib but in order to registrate it in belgium i need a CE certificate . The previus owner lost it , or had never had one . I have the Hin nr of the boat , they couldn't fint any CE plate on the rib .
can someone help me out here .
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Some were sold for home completion, so might not have a CE plate.
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if its a home build , how can i obtain a CE certificate , i am dealing with a broker so i have no direct contact with the owner. can someone point me out an organisation who can certify that boat ( rib ) . what would it cost to let the boat certify .
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Send an email for the attention of Steve at sales@nautequipe.co.uk

He used to be production manager at Shakey's, if he cant help, then 10 minutes with the computer will get you a "certificate", and £20 at your local engravers will sort a CE plate.
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