Sticky Fingers
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… is that available with shaft drive? Thought it was outdrive only but happy to stand corrected?
Boat options please.
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… is that available with shaft drive? Thought it was outdrive only but happy to stand corrected?Falling Star
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I like Arvors but they are too "Fishy" for Mrs Star
DavidJ
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Whatever you do don’t show Mrs S a Sealine. She will fall in love with the space and your dreams of shafts will go out the window.
Ferris
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Hardy 25/26 Mariner - bit smaller but quicker that a Hardy 27 I believe.
Seastoke
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Rodman
j24jam
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Saga 26 HT
Alicatt
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Available with various engine options but mainly outdrives on the more powerful options, have a look on the Hardy Owners Club website there are a few for sale there.
Let the Hardy Motor Boat Owners Club help you buy or sell your boat or boating gear.
Ferris
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The older Hardy 25 was outdrive, the 25/26 mariner was shaft drive, mostly with a Yanmar 4LHA with up to 230hp.
Hardy Mariner 25 | Brighton Boat Sales
Falling Star
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Good one. Thanks. There's a nice one for sale in Plymouth but we'll have to pass on it as we need better access at the stern to get the dog on and off.
j24jam
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Yes its a really small bathing platform. We've just extended ours over winter, makes life a lot easier!
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Falling Star
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Another good idea. Thanks. Always liked Hardys. Well made I've heard. Just that stern access worry again. I'm not sure about lifting her up and down the ladder. (The dog that is, not Mrs Star)
Falling Star
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Nice job! Looks good.