maverickofpoole
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Not sure off hand but I do keep a fuel log so will check when down the boat and report back
Thinking about an older Rodman around year 2000
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Not sure off hand but I do keep a fuel log so will check when down the boat and report back
gordmac
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Thanks, that would be interesting.
Red
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Hello,
I have been out to the Rodman factory a few times and have seen how the boats are put together. Indeed I have been to many boatyard so I can give you the comparison. A Rodman is built with great attention to marine problems should they happen. Sinking for example, all the bulkhead woodwork has an invisible fine layer coat of very fine weave cloth resin inpregnated to stop water damage if the boat does ever get submerged or waterlogged. And not something that shout about.
I have been out to the Rodman factory a few times and have seen how the boats are put together. Indeed I have been to many boatyard so I can give you the comparison. A Rodman is built with great attention to marine problems should they happen. Sinking for example, all the bulkhead woodwork has an invisible fine layer coat of very fine weave cloth resin inpregnated to stop water damage if the boat does ever get submerged or waterlogged. And not something that shout about.
maverickofpoole
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Sorry for the delay but we are staying on the boat tonight so have looked at the numbers. We have done 113 engine hours at the last fill and used a total of 2086 litres of diesel. This equates to roughly 18.5l per engine hour but this includes idling slow cruise and average cruise.
Hope you find this usefull
Hope you find this usefull
gordmac
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Yes thanks.