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Old 05 October 2004, 23:29   #1
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this is how we help the boat that was on fire

channel 16
an mayday from the ferry
boat on fire
the guy was filling his tank on the water just outside the harbour while his wife was smoking
tank on fire
what do you think he did
go in the harbour and jump out of the boat
we where close by with our rib
and arivved in 5 minuts boat WAS IN BIG FLAMES
this is the way we get out the flames

ps don`t try this unless you have low water pickup and water pressure gauges

boat tornado 6.5 wit 2.5 merc 260 hp cmc powerlift topspeed 57 knots
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Old 05 October 2004, 23:31   #2
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Well done for putting out the fire!! Nice technique!
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Old 05 October 2004, 23:33   #3
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Very inventive - excelent

I bet you dont get that training on a course or for that matter an internet search on "how to put out a boat fire".

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Old 05 October 2004, 23:47   #4
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Cool technique. I like that.
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Old 06 October 2004, 02:19   #5
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Do you find the CMC lift/jack any good???
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Old 06 October 2004, 08:34   #6
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"THIS HOW WE PUT BOAT ON FIRE OUT"

This is also how we stop Dave Manning talkin B****X
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Old 06 October 2004, 09:44   #7
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This is also how we stop Dave Manning talkin B****X

.....not very effective though, is it?
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Old 06 October 2004, 09:50   #8
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Excellent! cool quick thinking.
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Old 06 October 2004, 12:47   #9
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.....not very effective though, is it?
That sort of comment is what I would expect of an ex yeller leg. Considering the fact that I'm moving your boat through the narrow lanes of Somerset tomorrow, I would question the wisdom of it. especially as, in the past few days, I've been held responsible for killing a trailer, breaking Jaspers toes and broken probably the toughest boat in the Solent. Be careful. I'm on a run.

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Old 06 October 2004, 20:51   #10
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new type cmc lift works fine

new type cmc powerlift works fine
and handy when you come in shallow waters
and in big seas you can put him down
raise him till you get good fuel economie and speed

we use trophy plus fourblade prop this is holding good grip in surface
propping

be sure the transom of your boat is strong enough before you put one on

the boat is getting more weight on the back
for this tornado that is ok because of the jockey seat far in front

greetings menno from the netherlands
sorry for bad english
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Old 06 October 2004, 21:00   #11
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other boat with old engine

jumping around just for fun
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Old 07 October 2004, 00:32   #12
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great Photos!!
What stops your boat from moving though?
Is that a line I see in the photo preventing you from moving?
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Old 07 October 2004, 11:22   #13
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new type cmc powerlift works fine
and handy when you come in shallow waters
and in big seas you can put him down
raise him till you get good fuel economie and speed

we use trophy plus fourblade prop this is holding good grip in surface
propping

be sure the transom of your boat is strong enough before you put one on

the boat is getting more weight on the back
for this tornado that is ok because of the jockey seat far in front

greetings menno from the netherlands
sorry for bad english
Lot better than my Dutch!!!! Thanks for the info on the CMC - I have just ordered one myself - should be usefull if I want to go into the fire/rescue business!!!
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Old 07 October 2004, 21:40   #14
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what kind off boat do you have ?

what kind of boat are you planning too put you powerlift on and
what motor do you put on
do you need setback too get your bow lifted ??
what props do you use ??
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Old 08 October 2004, 00:32   #15
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what kind of boat are you planning too put you powerlift on and
what motor do you put on
do you need setback too get your bow lifted ??
what props do you use ??
Haven't got boat yet - looking for the right 8.5m at the right price!!!

Motor is last of the Suzuki 225efi 2 strokes.

Have ordered 10" setback - mainly to get more space in boat.

Will have to try various props - starting with a 21"
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