MapisM
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Ops, sorry, obviously the previous link that jrudge posted wasn't the only thing I forgot...Thanks P, but as I said a few dozen post ago...
All the very best for the completion! :encouragement:
Ops, sorry, obviously the previous link that jrudge posted wasn't the only thing I forgot...Thanks P, but as I said a few dozen post ago...
Looks like fun! What's that on the bathing platform, looks like some mooring buoys!
Does this bring back memories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCtk8vOUj0I?
Agree with above, I had a holding tank fitted to my T34 before it was transported to SCM, it was also a Mk2, so if you need any images I will see if I can dig them out.
We did not have AC on our Targa and it was unbearable at times in summer, you could go for a portable which rejects heat through say a 75mm of 100mm hose, but much better to have one fitted.
Not sure if you would need two AC units though, having had a T34 I would definitely go for just cooling the saloon with the fan drawing air back from there and the two cabins, with a relief path for supply air into each cabin, the downside is control point of course, if one cabin wants it warmer/cooler etc, but one would suffice. 16k btu/hr would be more than enough. You could even go one size down, but the more cooling the better!
94,000 views and two years and no boat. We all have a boat of our dreams, but I'd rather be on the water in any boat than waste time waiting for it. Not trying to be cruel but just sayingJohn, thanks for the info, much appreciated.
Unfortunately yesterday my (T34) partner decided he wants to go it alone so I'm back to square one again! Still, I'm sure the description and pics will come in handy for others if not for me.
John, thanks for the info, much appreciated.
Unfortunately yesterday my (T34) partner decided he wants to go it alone so I'm back to square one again!
94,000 views and two years and no boat. We all have a boat of our dreams, but I'd rather be on the water in any boat than waste time waiting for it. Not trying to be cruel but just saying
I think you'll find it's more like 15 years and no boat...............
I was somewhat surprised when Pete said he'd probably keep,the boat for 2 years and then move on to doing something different. Hardly seems worth all,the effort.
I didn't realise it was going to be quite so difficult!
What's so difficult?
You do your research, decide what you want to buy, find the one you want, then buy, simples
Life's to short to worry about everything that could go wrong, I'm not keen on wasting valuable boating time
So, how about the T40 that I sent you the contact for?
Pete
What a shame, keep trying, it will happen.
I think you may soon have wanted a larger boat though. The T34 is a great boat and excellent if you had a place in Spain and used it as a day boat, but long stays in hot summer months can be challenging, trust me, we did 20 weeks once on one receiving visitors on occasion, yes challenging is the word.