PaulGooch
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Had my 27 footer out in July for it's service. Lift out, pressure wash, chock up on hard, week later lift back in. Just over £140, inc VAT.
Yard charges question.
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oldgit
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Merely a standard case of a Boatyard vs a Marina.
Matters not a jot regards the location,those Marina facilities have got to be paid for somehow and there are shareholders to keep happy .
Most areas however will have a bloke with a pair of overalls which could probably stand up on their own with a old crane lurking somewhere that desperately needs a lick of paint.
It is just a case of asking around perhaps searching up some obscure back alley to find him.
Local boatmen/fisherman will be on intimate terms with this man,they would be my first port of call.
On our local yard recently,fishing boat turned up with dragging something far to big in net for winch to handle.
Crane revealed a bluddy great ships anchor.
Matters not a jot regards the location,those Marina facilities have got to be paid for somehow and there are shareholders to keep happy .
Most areas however will have a bloke with a pair of overalls which could probably stand up on their own with a old crane lurking somewhere that desperately needs a lick of paint.
It is just a case of asking around perhaps searching up some obscure back alley to find him.
Local boatmen/fisherman will be on intimate terms with this man,they would be my first port of call.
On our local yard recently,fishing boat turned up with dragging something far to big in net for winch to handle.
Crane revealed a bluddy great ships anchor.
maverickofpoole
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For a 23'ish boat those charges are bordering on obscene, name and shame and save others the pain
Martin