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Old 20 April 2007, 07:24   #61
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No wonder they keep moaning about the size of their student debt...
maybe Alt has a hell of a paper round.
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Old 18 May 2007, 18:07   #62
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OK so picture the scenario, you have a budget of £40-45k, and you want a diesel RIB that's capable of cruising around the west Irish coast (7.5m+), with a long range

The requirments are:

Engine must be diesel
Must be able to hold 4 crew comfortably (Maybe even backrests standing instead of jockey seating)
Must be capable of 45knots
Fuel range must be at LEAST 250miles (Could do a DIY and fit a portable tank on the deck)

What would you choose? Obviously I would not be buying new, but something less than 5 years old would be nice.

I see a few of the bigger RIB's are equipped with Yanmar engines - Anyone care to comment on these? Good/bad?

They seem to be coupled with Bravo III drives - I've heard some not-so-nice stories here. Anyone again care to comment?

Suggestions people!!
How's the search for the the above going?
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How's the search for the the above going?
I thought I had you on ignore... Hmm maybe a glitch in the system.

Search is going fine, waiting for exams to finish and then flying to the UK and another European country to inspect, finger's crossed will find the right RIB there. If not, back to the drawing board
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I thought I had you on ignore... Hmm maybe a glitch in the system.

Search is going fine, waiting for exams to finish and then flying to the UK and another European country to inspect, finger's crossed will find the right RIB there. If not, back to the drawing board
BLSHT!! Whoops,sorry coughed there. Good luck with your search.
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Old 18 May 2007, 20:52   #65
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BLSHT!! Whoops,sorry coughed there. Good luck with your search.
Not to worry, ignore is going back on now to be safe

Might wanna get that cough looked at
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Not to worry, ignore is going back on now to be safe

Might wanna get that cough looked at
That's good, you keep yourself nice and safe and i'll re-set my BLSHT meter.
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Any thoughts on Lencraft? I don't know alot about them but some of them look alright!

www.lencraft.com
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this one looks rather attractive i must say
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this one looks rather attractive i must say
It looks like Miss World when compared to a Lema Gold, the Wartburg Knight of the boating world.
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It looks like Miss World when compared to a Lema Gold, the Wartburg Knight of the boating world.
and what is wrong with two strokes eh?
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and what is wrong with two strokes eh?
In your case, it's all over!
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In your case, it's all over!
Two strokes and it's all over.
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