DaveHMS
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Does anyone out there have an idea what the weight of a Brava's grp radar arch might be. I tried Fairline but they don't know!
Fairline Brava
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oldgit
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Hi dave would this have anything to do with a Bravo up at Bray.?.
Previous info(ie wild guess" from assorted experts indicated the thing weighs about 40 kilos?
Previous info(ie wild guess" from assorted experts indicated the thing weighs about 40 kilos?
DaveHMS
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Curses, I've been rumbled! I need a fairly accurate weight for gas strut calculations. It's looking like a job of 2 halves otherwise.
oldgit
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It is a very small world innit!
Seriously,somebody in Fairline did say that the whole thing could easily be lifted off by two blokes.So it cannot be that heavy.
Ps.Do you want to borrow my chainsaw. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Seriously,somebody in Fairline did say that the whole thing could easily be lifted off by two blokes.So it cannot be that heavy.
Ps.Do you want to borrow my chainsaw. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
volvopaul
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There not that heavy as its all foam core inside, I can carry one around the yard with it across my shoulders, getting it off the boat will need 2 average men with a good back to lower it off the boat.
Me and mrs volvopaul lifted one off our corniche 2 years ago without any problem and the scanner was still on it.
Me and mrs volvopaul lifted one off our corniche 2 years ago without any problem and the scanner was still on it.
oldgit
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As only half of it will be moving up and down and the thinner lighter top bit at that,cannot weigh for than 10/15 kilos at most?
Only thought would be is that at some point a radar scanner will be bolted on,but doubt that that would add more than a kilo or two.
Only thought would be is that at some point a radar scanner will be bolted on,but doubt that that would add more than a kilo or two.