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Old 10 November 2014, 08:20   #1
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Has anyone used the crane in Yarmouth IOW?

I used it for a lift and scrub on Mini Indaba last June - but they were reluctant then to lift the Protector due to lack of appropriate strops. I was told that they now have longer / weight approved strops. I am led to believe they could now lift me as the crane is rated for 5 tons.

Would be interested if anyone has lifted here as it is well priced and they let you personally use the jet wash. If not I would be interested to hear from anyone ideas for reasonably priced quick lift / scrubs anywhere Solent area.
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I find Bucklers Hard very reasonably priced and their hoist is rated to 35 tonnes if I remember correctly. They will either lift, powerwash / scrub and relaunch, or you can stay ashore for a few days to do your own cleaning & maintenance.
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The sealift in Cowes and Gosport can quite often be very reasonably priced
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Lift and scrub

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Has anyone used the crane in Yarmouth IOW?

I used it for a lift and scrub on Mini Indaba last June - but they were reluctant then to lift the Protector due to lack of appropriate strops. I was told that they now have longer / weight approved strops. I am led to believe they could now lift me as the crane is rated for 5 tons.

Would be interested if anyone has lifted here as it is well priced and they let you personally use the jet wash. If not I would be interested to hear from anyone ideas for reasonably priced quick lift / scrubs anywhere Solent area.
It works! The team at Yarmouth agreed to have a test with the Protector using their new strops - pics of the trial lift on Friday.

Very good arrangement here and very price competitive. Will definitely do the scrub and ant foul here.
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Think they need to work on getting a level lift, unless its the pictures, something is seriously not right there..

i would not be happy having my boat lifted like that. if the strops were the right length then it wouldn't be running over you cabin top and potentially causing damage. i assume it wasn't put to ground from that angle?
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