tom russell
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any expericances on this boat, mayby advantages or disadvantages.
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merry fisher 925
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onesea
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With a keel like that and accommodation that big I do not see it as being great to windward.
I cannot see if the mast is deck stepped or keel stepped (Obviously preferred). I guess if it has the right rig it will fly down wind?
The Auxiliary engine seems substantial, although with a rudder that size I would be surprised if you can maintain steerage at less than 6 knots. SO I would recommend the bow thruster.
If you like accommodation like that I would recomend you skip the boating and just buy a caravan
ronnypanday
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Though not nearly as visually engrossing as last week, tonight’s episode did give some interesting reveals as to the nature of these disturbed characters. We find out that Dr. Thredson (Quinto) has deep-seated mommy issues while Dr. Arden (Cromwell) thinks himself a savior of humanity. Meanwhile we’re introduced to a new little psychopath in the form of Jenny, and say goodbye to both Shelley (Sevigny) and Dr. Goodman (Mark Margolis) who died as a result of the unholy trinity of Dr. Arden, Sister Mary Eunice (Rabe) and Monsignor Timothy Howard (Fiennes). Lana (Paulson) is holding her own, while Sister Jude (Lange) appears to be on the way out. We also get a brief look at activity transpiring in the modern timeline with police responding to a 911 call at Briarcliff only to find three dead Bloody Face impersonators, five-sixths of Leo (Levine) and the mysterious absence of his new bride.
Elessar
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my business partner has one for sale, and I've been on it a lot.
bow thruster essential and the non flybridge versions worth a lot less.
benefits you may not see on a cursory look - assymetric side decks, good lazerette.
have been out in serious weather with him cross channel, great boat.
Rivers & creeks
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Welcome to the forum. I see a few of those about and they always seem like great family boats - bags of room and they look like they go pretty quick! Good luck with the hunt.
Jim@sea
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The disadvantages are that they are too expensive. Because I want one.
If the Pound goes back to €1.50 they would be 25% cheaper compared to earlier in the year.
PS. If someone has one for sale and would take a Skibsplast in PX please let me know. (Yanmar 140 Diesel, 20+ Knots)
If the Pound goes back to €1.50 they would be 25% cheaper compared to earlier in the year.
PS. If someone has one for sale and would take a Skibsplast in PX please let me know. (Yanmar 140 Diesel, 20+ Knots)
minkysailing
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Surveyed an number of 925's in the last 6 months. Impressed at the layout and design and overall build quality. All the vessels surveyed were in good condition and well looked after. The moulding in the chain locker for the windlass is prone to cracking so that needs to monitored. PM me if you have any specific queries.
ricky_s
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They are really rubbish, I would stay away from them.
