grafozz
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Has anyone experience of lifting out an Azimut 46 ? are spreader bars used ? or just long strops ? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Azimut lift out ?
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Nautorius
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Poster Deleted User has one, but he may not be up this early. I would always request spreaders personally.
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Coupe
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erm - Deleted User has a Ferretti /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Azimut _Fuzion has an AZ46e.
Azimut _Fuzion has an AZ46e.
PowerYachtBlog
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Deleted User before going with the Ferretti 46 also had a previous Azimut 46
and other people here had a 55, 42 and 39
and other people here had a 55, 42 and 39
Coupe
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Okaley Dokaley he likes Italians then /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
BTW: is the Gobbi SC335 same as SC345 - my buddy has one and loves it.
Sorry can't advise Op as we use boat hoist to lift SV2.
BTW: is the Gobbi SC335 same as SC345 - my buddy has one and loves it.
Sorry can't advise Op as we use boat hoist to lift SV2.
PowerYachtBlog
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335 and 345 SC is the same
only difference is bathing platform, myn is extended too but not from the factory by the previous owner
mine is also practically identical being among the last 335 SC build, and I love it too so far
the only difference I dont have minus the platform is the saloon settee which is with grey material unlike the turquise of the 345
gone for a Gobbi again after owning a 27 Sport for close to 14 years
only difference is bathing platform, myn is extended too but not from the factory by the previous owner
mine is also practically identical being among the last 335 SC build, and I love it too so far
the only difference I dont have minus the platform is the saloon settee which is with grey material unlike the turquise of the 345
gone for a Gobbi again after owning a 27 Sport for close to 14 years
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Okaley Dokaley he likes Italians then
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Yup, the women and the restaurants /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Okaley Dokaley he likes Italians then
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Deleted User YDKXO
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What kind of a lift are you talking about? A typical boat hoist lift which normally has 2 separate lifting strops which are already wide apart and the distance between which can be varied, in which case you wouldn't expect to see any spreader bars? Or a single point lift with lifting strops attached to that single point, in which case you would definitely expect to see fore/aft spreader bars or at least see that the strops are tied back to cleats on the boat to stop them moving. If the strops are short you would also expect to see lateral spreader bars to stop them squeezing the hull too much. With a single point lift, the ideal situation would be to have a rectangular frame sized correctly for the boat such that all of the lifting strops are vertical
grafozz
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Thanks all , we lifted her out ok , using a mobile crane yesterday ,no spreader bars but very long strops and using the " lift here " marks on her hull . one man on each to keep the strops in position . she came out a treat . now sitting on level concrete with a very slight list to stbd ( 30mm ). 6x timber blocks under the keel and sitting 260mm off the ground . oil drums and timber shoring all round. wedged nice and tight ,
High pressure wash done and now scraping off all anti-foul ready for copper coating .
High pressure wash done and now scraping off all anti-foul ready for copper coating .
PhilF
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fascinating