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Good news and well done if all OK. Why is it called a Sea cock

looking for backnut?

Is there a back nut on the seacock?

5 days a week for 20 years🙄

That's his second warning at least!

Well as I said much earlier the Photo looking rearward is taken from the boat looking westward to the craneage dock. No doubts about it. If someone would like to post a plan of the moorings I will tell you the pontoon and berth. It's not that difficult😴

several U.S builders have sea trial figures for their vessels which maybe worth sourcing

Ah forgot it was out overnight

The corncern is when you rotate the valve, If the valve is seized onto the thru-hull you could rotate it breaking the seal. It's not the nut which is concern, It's preventing the thru-hull moving. Oh and when they lift the boat make sure they dont put the lifting strop over the thru-hull!

Bouba. Have you considered that you may well need a second person under the boat to stop the thru-hull from rotating when you attempt to remove the valve?

Seen that as well, Fairline 43.

sorrry trade secret!

Only £11k new

I didn't say it's no good! But just looked at photos The toilet bowl looks ok

That must be ancient.

Crane berth Port Solent,Been up that ladder hundreds of times!

Ventnor

Sounds like it's the same age as Bruce k's boat. He mentions that he has replaced quite a few components but don't know if this because of wear, age/ corrosion. Maybe he could say how much maintenance has cost in his ownership. Well worth having alook at the Targa. Is it listed anywhere?

Those things are a pig to helm If you take you eye of the ball it's away.

Noticed his boat tied to the free mooring at Degonanymarina last week, The was some activity in cockpit. It was very windy