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Adam you seem to have received all of the info already We run our 7 RIBs with hustler props so that we can easily change the defective parts As a new outer part costs the same as having 1 blade repaired and the inner about the same as rebushing the costs are equivalant without the wait for a repair If I had seen this earlier I am sure we have some in stock that would have got you out at the weekend, I think that they are 17" pitch We get them from Prop Rev so I would be surprised if they do not stock the correct one Charlie

Coddy I bet you had an interesting time on the search engine looking for "Nipples" Charlie

Hi Adam has been takling to the lads at Burnham We are I believe just waiting to confirm dates, but it should be on in two legs as before. Charlie

Kam As Sam said last week my brother keeps on sending the joke through, and some get posted Charlie

Sam thats because there are about 10 in PYC Haven on the way to pearls berth Charlie

Hi adam Isn't that what Nipper has fitted? I was thinking of sticking with Lowrance Charlie

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Nice one Adam she looks the business What toys are you fitting, Garmin I presume I thought that although you had stopped looking a new boat would soon arrive Charlie

No way to treat your old boat Mike I did read Pride of ??? on the hull. As for the fireman blowing himself up, what an idiot. I do not have sound on this PC I may check later for the comentary. Charlie

Well my last boat [Duver 23] was exactly 7mtrs long and what it lacked was beam and speed. Building as a stern drive instead of shaft drive was an option, it was basically the same boat without the keel molding. they had two moulds so both were well built and with the stiff ringdeck were a very solid boat. The sterndrive fitted with 140 hp was capable of over 30knots so the speed issue would be sorted. As a shaft drive driven by 60 hp she was very economic but did not like the waves on her quarters, with more speed and less keel that problem may also have been solved However she still only had just over 7ft on the beam so was a bit crowded in the cockpit when fishing with two growing lads. No boat will be perfect, but there are some out there that fit the size mentioned and maybe as Duncan says it may be better to list them and then run a poll I am sure Tom would give you his thoughts on Illusion which also fits the size and is a shallow V on a sterndrive, as would Gary for Prodigy and Tony for Two Ways Although I have been on many offshores, I will not know exactly how well my Pro Charter 30 compares with others untill the build is complete and we get some hours in at Sea. I hope that the equipment selected and layout will be as good afloat as it looks in the Garden, The 10ft plus beam certainly makes her seem roomy As Duncan also said the new engine may be a diesel but its not a simple unit and squeezes every HP it can out of the block like an outboard. So do not right off running big modern outboards becaiuse they are complex. Perhaps Tony is a good one to talk on that subject as he has changed "Two Ways" from a large outboard to a modern stern drive in the past year Charlie

What a shame 1 less Commercial Bass fisherman I hope that they manage to get the conservation issue across correctly I wonder if someone could record it, if it is good from our angle our members may wish to see it Charlie

Mike I think you may be reading that wrong I think Duncan was on Lager or Soda and not Red Diesel 800hp may sip a little more than even Fred can consume while lubricating his thirst Charlie

Ouch talk youself out of that one Charlie

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Check out pats photo's on deepsea when the boat came down by road through portland, a tad tight on some bends What beam does yours have Fred? Lovely boat and the engines seem to have room for a bit of maintenance mate Charlie

Sam and Rich I do believe you are both correct Charlie

I would rather have seen awol taken from the speedboats Charlie

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Glad I don't manage that boatyard Imagine phoning the owner Charlie

Hard luck mate I can only imagine how fed up you must feel, I am sure we understand why you were being so secretive and still the deal fel through. I am sure the correct one will pop up soon Charlie

anyone seen the plumber

some assets to consider

how true is this

Very sharp Kam

Happy Birthday Mate I hope that you have managed to go AWOL from work on a nice calm winters day If you are passing the Haven pop her in CU tonight Charlie