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Old 26 August 2009, 16:08   #21
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Club Rescue Ribs , if you have £150K the 9.5 M Aluminium Ocean
Dynamic 400 HP Iveco Diesel ,Hamilton Water Jet. Wil llast for ever.
If not our smaller Humber 5.2 Ocean Pro with 150HP extra longshaft.
Or our most recent 4 Meter Humber , good value and construction.
Fitted as beach rescue with 20 HP 4 stroke Yamaha ( Only engine
of our choice ) Perhaps a larger engine for club Rescue .
In smaller Ribs we would always go and have gone Humber.
Buy direct for best price.
Tiffy Venturers Search and Rescue
Which one of those did you spec "not to go backwards"
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Old 27 August 2009, 22:45   #22
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Yeah but I think it was built for going to do a rescue, doing it and then getting out. I would imagine that this is a lot more stopping and starting. The SR is obviously very good at its job, but was it designed to follow a load of toppers around all day ?
Pablo, i've used a SR4 in precisely that circumstance, and actually its not a problem. A lot of safety boat work isn't on the plane anyway. With the hull flooded its much more pleasant when sitting bobbing around. Seem quite popular at sailing clubs.
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OK. I figured it would just be heavy and consume loads with the hull flooded.
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