Bombaed AX2 Tender - Christchurch

PeterM · 17 September 2010, 07:52

Well after a good day on the Parker yesterday I have woken this morning to find some thieving git has stolen my tender.

They have cut the D ring off the bow tube, leaving me a lock and bow line, but it has gone !

Slim chance of ever seeing it again - but if anyone sees a BOMBARD AX2 Air deck with the D ring towing eyes cut off please let me know .

Pete

boristhebold · 07 October 2010, 10:19

Nice tender, ive got an AX2 or AX3, bought several months ago but I haven't used it yet, bought it for my girlfriend so she doesnt get her feet wet when going ashore ! I will look out for yours, have you looked on ebay, lots of nicked kit sold on there.

PeterM · 10 October 2010, 17:25

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Originally Posted by boristhebold

Nice tender, ive got an AX2 or AX3, bought several months ago but I haven't used it yet, bought it for my girlfriend so she doesnt get her feet wet when going ashore ! I will look out for yours, have you looked on ebay, lots of nicked kit sold on there.

Yep - set up to search ebay etc, but insurers have paid out for replacement so not too bothered now . Replacement is I think way better too ! Excel 260 SD)

PeterM · 06 March 2011, 12:39

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Originally Posted by PeterM

Yep - set up to search ebay etc, but insurers have paid out for replacement so not too bothered now . Replacement is I think way better too ! Excel 260 SD)

Bugger , bugger , bugger - New one gone now too !

boristhebold · 07 March 2011, 08:25

Stolen again ! Bad luck, maybe same criminal as last time. Any CCTV in that area ?

biffer · 07 March 2011, 09:04

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Originally Posted by PeterM

Bugger , bugger , bugger - New one gone now too !

bugger me pete, how's the insurance company going to feel about that?, there may be a way of bonding a stainless wire loop directly into the tube, ie no hypalon to cut, it would mean flatening and speading the wire out and bonding it between layers of hypalon, then glueing that to the tube, you would have to tear it off the tube rather then cut the little bit of material that holds the loop on

PeterM · 07 March 2011, 18:07

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Originally Posted by biffer

bugger me pete, how's the insurance company going to feel about that?, there may be a way of bonding a stainless wire loop directly into the tube, ie no hypalon to cut, it would mean flatening and speading the wire out and bonding it between layers of hypalon, then glueing that to the tube, you would have to tear it off the tube rather then cut the little bit of material that holds the loop on

The latest one was not insured as it was only here temporarily

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Oh well - gone now now point fretting over it ! BUt if I found out who it was I'd go mental on them ...

Neil Harvey · 07 March 2011, 18:09

that is absolutely shocking, but not unheard of i believe... seems common that tea leafs wait for replacement items to turn up and go again...

good luck with the insurance co...

Nasher · 07 March 2011, 20:29

Wow Pete, I'm really sorry to hear that.

Was it marked/different in any way so we can look out for it?

Nasher.

PeterM · 08 March 2011, 07:30

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Originally Posted by Nasher

Wow Pete, I'm really sorry to hear that.

Was it marked/different in any way so we can look out for it?

Nasher.

The excel was 100% standard but was fitted with the small plastic fold up wheels ( in grey to match the transom) . These were held on by S/S screws only so if they have removed there will be 4 holes eachside of the centreline onthe outside, but not the inside of the transom.

Pete