Centurion 32. Side-on photo on the hard

[Jabamusic]

Am trying to determine exactly where to place the strops for a planned lift-out and would value a photo as described above to figure out where to place marks as a guide.
Can somebody upload me a photo (and show the world what a wonderful set of lines they have - the boat, not themselves!)?

Many thanks

Jaba

 

[savageseadog]

You generally lift where the forward and aft bulkheads are.

 

[VicS]

I dont know if direct linking will work but

and

and

http://www.lucaferron.com/public/CENTURION 32.jpg
http://www.centurion32.com/jandu/006.JPG
and http://agag.pagesperso-orange.fr/images/macusangle.jpg if not

loads more pics at http://www.google.co.uk/images?hl=e...snum=1&sqi=2&ved=0CC0QsAQwAA&biw=1280&bih=909 including some line diagrams

Pretty obvious where the slings will go. Note if they are not gripping the hull lash then together as in the third link above
Your crane operator will be able to judge the best position.

Be sure you know where any projections are.

Slings will terminally damage log impellers.

Projecting bolts like those on this anode can ( and did!) terminally damage slings!

 

[sailorman]

http://www.apolloduck.com/advert.phtml?id=145016

 

[Norman_E]

Some of these older designs are very pretty boats indeed.

 

[Martin_J]

Did you realise that if you put quotation marks either side of what you are searching for in Google then it will return only the results that have those words together.

Therefore putting "centruion 32" into the search box gives better results than just the word and the number 32 on their own.

Then at the top of the google search page there are further options...

Web Images Videos Maps News Shopping Gmail more

If you click on images then it reduces the search until all it shows you are pictures with the words "centurion 32" somwhere on that web page.


I hope what I have mentioned is not in the Granny sucking eggs category.. Hope it helps. It looks like there are a few nice pictures including even a side on line drawing view showing the bulkheads.

(Once you have gone to one of those links, you then have the choice of viewing the picture only or viewing the whole web page. Quite useful! And if you right click on a picture you can then 'Save Picture As...').

 

[Jabamusic]

Thanks VicS (and others)- Just what I was looking for. I had spent time viewing boats for sale and hadn't found a good close-up out of the water. The picture of Jandu will do nicely.

Lovely lines eh!!

 

[Kurrawong_Kid]

And sails well too. A cracking yacht.

 

[Jabamusic]

And sails well too. A cracking yacht.

Couldn't agree with you more.

Ah, I feel a spot of mutual appreciation coming on !!

 

[sailorman]

And sails well too. A cracking yacht.

very similar under water to the Hustler 30

 

[Malish]

They have an offset prop on the port side, would be useful to see a picture of its location before planning a lift

 

[Jabamusic]

That's the sort of issue I am trying to negiotaite/avoid.

Thanks