lanerboy
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hi nick
yes the seller did show us this as this is where the eberspacher is situated but wow there is loads of space in it here is a pic before it was cleared out
there are also 2 of these in the floor in the saloon
pics of my new s37
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hi nick
yes the seller did show us this as this is where the eberspacher is situated but wow there is loads of space in it here is a pic before it was cleared out
there are also 2 of these in the floor in the saloon
Ripster
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Wow... what a fantastic boat - congrats of the highest order (I am also a yottie now too, but yours is a stunner).
She looks in superb condition, now get out there and enjoy
She looks in superb condition, now get out there and enjoy
DougH
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a collection of scatter cushions there (my specialist subject)
Never was a truer word saidgjgm
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Shortly time for the obligatory teak cleaning/restoring session.
Something like these two products, but there are various branded versions
http://www.teakcleaner.co.uk/shop.php
Dont panic when the first one covers your teak in what looks like black treacle. It washes off !
Something like these two products, but there are various branded versions
http://www.teakcleaner.co.uk/shop.php
Dont panic when the first one covers your teak in what looks like black treacle. It washes off !
STEVEDUNSTABLE
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BLO*DY HELL !!!!!!!!!!!.......i,ve been in dirtyer operating theaters than that !!!!!......(not related to paul tallet of this parish are you ????)..............NICE LOOKING BOAT well done... ps. i think i,ve missed something, whats the prob with the engine??............. sorry just nosey !!
jimmy_the_builder
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Just for the briefest moment there I thought this was a picture of a giant tender garage!
Congrats on the new boat, she does look very minty.
Cheers
Jimmy
mjf
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Concur with others - nice looking boat in fab condition
I like the S37 lots as huge bang for buck IMHO
I like the S37 lots as huge bang for buck IMHO
MapisM
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LOL, the model grabbed also my attention, 'cause I've got a similar one.
I hope you managed to keep it from the previous owner, it's great fun!
Congrats also for the mother ship anyway, she really looks as new!
talltim
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She looks fantastic
And with VP's help you will have many years fun im sure
And with VP's help you will have many years fun im sure
OAF
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Looks to be in superb condition, congrats, I bet you can't wait to get out and about on it, well done
Jurgen
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Hi Shawn,
Great pictures, cant wait till we get our upholstery done as well, takes years off the age of the boat.
The lucker under the Salon floor is huge as is the one in the aft cabin (though SWMBO has managed to fill up most of the storage already).
Hope you get her back to Weymouth soon and enjoy some autumnal days out
Great pictures, cant wait till we get our upholstery done as well, takes years off the age of the boat.
The lucker under the Salon floor is huge as is the one in the aft cabin (though SWMBO has managed to fill up most of the storage already
).Hope you get her back to Weymouth soon and enjoy some autumnal days out
wakeup
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Great looking boat and I very much like the cockpit upholstery. Congrats.
PaulGooch
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Not generally a fan of sports cruisers, but that one i reckon i could live with, what a great looking boat. As JFM said, surprised at the room inside. Looks to be in fantastic shape too.
mm1
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eberspacher ?
Hi again Lanerboy
don't wish to alarm you but i notice in the photo of the heater unit that one of the pipes is not connected! pretty sure that both ends should have a pipe on.one is hot air out & the other is fresh air in,(normally from cockpit somewhere)you could be sucking in engine fumes.
sure some one will correct me if i am wrong,regards MM1.
Hi again Lanerboy
don't wish to alarm you but i notice in the photo of the heater unit that one of the pipes is not connected! pretty sure that both ends should have a pipe on.one is hot air out & the other is fresh air in,(normally from cockpit somewhere)you could be sucking in engine fumes.
sure some one will correct me if i am wrong,regards MM1.
Alan_C
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Much more spacious inside than I would expect.
You've landed a very nice boat there
You've landed a very nice boat there
arahant
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Nice boat, i really like the space and finish on the inside, looks classy.
Robg71
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That looks lovely
lanerboy
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yes i noticed that perhaps someone can confirm if the pipe should be attached to the other end on the heater unit i did ask the owner but he said it had always been like that and it doesnt seem long enough to reach the heater unit but i still possibly think it should be attached
it wont suck in engine fumes as the engines are futher back this is just a storage locker
pic below
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Wiggo
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I'd be tempted to find out where that hose goes. My money is on a vent in the cockpit, and it is the heater intake. How much of an issue it is depends on how easy it is for fresh air to get into that locker, to be honest. Worst case, if there isn't enough air flow, or the locker is drawing from inside the cabins, the heater will eventually shut itself down.
From my own experience, I would also check the security of the exhaust hose, as ours had almost completely corroded through at the skin fitting, letting exhaust gases leak into the lazarette (where the heater drew its intake air from).
From my own experience, I would also check the security of the exhaust hose, as ours had almost completely corroded through at the skin fitting, letting exhaust gases leak into the lazarette (where the heater drew its intake air from).
PaulGooch
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With the tendency to bung junk in the lockers, i'd fit a length of rigid pipe, with a 90 degree bend to get that flexy pipe up out of the way. It ought to got to a fresh air intake, or it will recirculate the air around and around the boat, causing excess condensation.
