JEG
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No,not the chicago lawyers the dutch boats. We're considering the purchase of a steel holiday cottage & wonder whether any of the panel has any views on the seaworthiness of these vessels. Is the broker's word good enough?
KOTTERS & VLETS
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byron
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<font color=red>I don't know about VLETS but the KOTTERS I have been aboard (although not my kind of boat) have been magnificient vessels, sturdy, well built and seemingly put together with a lot of forethought. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
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andyball
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I've no experience of them at sea, but looking (brokers pictures+internet,so far) at a lot of dutch boats , even when they look a bit sea-going, there's a lot that's not bolted down inside. Also ,things like bilge pumps seem almost a luxury item, certainly not fitted to every boat
We're off to Holland on Sunday to try to find something suitable
We're off to Holland on Sunday to try to find something suitable