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Old 26 April 2006, 19:48   #1
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8m Humber Ocean Pro Project

A few pics of my latest project in its early stages at humber.
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Old 26 April 2006, 19:49   #2
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Old 26 April 2006, 21:01   #3
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Engine?

Congrats Jono. :ooks pretty. What engine are you going to go with?
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Old 26 April 2006, 21:27   #4
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Would Honda V6 200hp win me a prize ?

Nice looking beasty
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Old 05 May 2006, 21:29   #5
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Friday 5th May Update

Rib on way from Humber
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Old 05 May 2006, 22:14   #6
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Nice RIB - Looks great. Swap you for my 7.0 mtr. Where did you source the jockey seats? Didn't notice them on the Humber options when I bought last year.
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Old 06 May 2006, 14:06   #7
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forget jeff pike's 7.0mtr, ill do an even better deal and exchange it for a very nice 6.3mtr, now i know this is such an amazing offer, ill give you time to let it sink in
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Old 06 May 2006, 15:23   #8
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seats are from Humber

more pics from todays work
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Old 06 May 2006, 17:18   #9
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forget jeff pike's 7.0mtr, ill do an even better deal and exchange it for a very nice 6.3mtr, now i know this is such an amazing offer, ill give you time to let it sink in
Nah - mines even the same colour - I'm sure he wouldn't notice if I swapped.

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seats are from Humber

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Yep - can see them now. Backrests are a bit different to mine - look comfortable.
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Old 06 May 2006, 19:53   #10
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I read somewhere that those fancy looking Humber "saddles" are a pain in the proverbial....
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Old 06 May 2006, 20:42   #11
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I read somewhere that those fancy looking Humber "saddles" are a pain in the proverbial....
Have you ever actually sat in one?
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Old 06 May 2006, 22:16   #12
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Have you ever actually sat in one?
come on now. Why actually do it when reading about it makes you an expert
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Old 06 May 2006, 22:47   #13
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come on now. Why actually do it when reading about it makes you an expert
I quite clearly stated that I "read" about it in a review - was just wondering if other people had any experience of them.

If I had the actual experience of sitting on them I would have stated "I sat on them" - simple really......
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Old 07 May 2006, 07:07   #14
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In my opinion the seats are the dogs danglys.

The back rests are slightly different to the others, however when standing they form great leaning posts.

What do you think Dave (Wavlength)?
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Old 07 May 2006, 09:45   #15
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In my opinion the seats are the dogs danglys.

The back rests are slightly different to the others, however when standing they form great leaning posts.

What do you think Dave (Wavlength)?
Spot on - comfortable & when standing they offer a comfortable backrest. With the half round grip at the back they offer a great handhold for two people to stand behind each seat as well.

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come on now. Why actually do it when reading about it makes you an expert
I know. Thats why I asked the question.
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Old 07 May 2006, 09:48   #16
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come on now. Why actually do it when reading about it makes you an expert

Haha, spot on!
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Old 07 May 2006, 12:49   #17
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The review complained saying there was a lack a padding which made them uncomfortable - MAYBE Humber increased the padding or changed the density of the foam.

It DOES happen you know - a review points out a fault and the manufacturers correct the problem.....
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Old 07 May 2006, 14:26   #18
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Don't take any notice Jono, the seats look mint, codprawn's just jealous because he cannot fit them in his little tub!
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Old 07 May 2006, 19:02   #19
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Hi Jono Rib looks great .Are we still doing dublin trip. call me. Bye the way what size
tanks have you put in. like the look of the hinged console.
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Old 07 May 2006, 19:18   #20
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todays action

1 twin batteries

2 Bilge

3 A Frame - yet to fit after

4 RCB Switch Panel

5 Console
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