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Old 24 November 2007, 09:36   #1
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Has anybody got any experience of running one of these

what are they like with twin 150's or 225's or would a single 300 be better
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Old 24 November 2007, 12:57   #2
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2x300 would be that much better
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Old 24 November 2007, 14:53   #3
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Stu, if I was in the market for a rib of that size, I would asking you for advice. Are you going to become a shipping magnet based around a fleet of large ribs ?

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Old 24 November 2007, 16:26   #4
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i'd love to but i think Safety Boat services have got that market cornered. I was having a discussion with Phil yesterday who owns an Artic Hull about what sort of engine's I thought a minimum of 2 200's for performance but he was wondering about a single 300.

I said that i didn't think it would be OK but dunno for sure. do you know what do the military clip on?
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Old 24 November 2007, 18:09   #5
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I said that i didn't think it would be OK but dunno for sure. do you know what do the military clip on?
They used to use 2 x 200 Yams but that was in the days when you could buy glorious fire beathing 2 strokes rather than an up ended car engines.

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Old 24 November 2007, 18:57   #6
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I know someone very local to Pete7 that has an Artic 28, been an ongoing project for a couple of years, he's converting it to an inboard.
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Old 25 November 2007, 09:57   #7
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I've been looking for a project Arctic 28 hull for ages, is there one for sale?
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Old 25 November 2007, 10:28   #8
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Yeah mt friend has the hull and ir's for sale, I think it's i quite good nick.

I'll dig out his phone number and send it to you
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Old 25 November 2007, 15:49   #9
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Matini i have pm you
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Old 25 November 2007, 23:04   #10
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There's one for sale here:

http://www.lymingtonmarinesales.co.u...tic+28+584.doc

Might be able to get some feedback from the seller?
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