Comentarii la: ANATOMIA unei bărci cu vele înșelătorie – și cum să vă protejați!

De: Rottingboards

Rottingboards — Thu, 16 Nov 2023 01:53:11 +0000

This video had really bad vibes. Can you edit in the girl again at the end of the video? Just to bring back the great vibes?

De: Rottingboards

Rottingboards — Thu, 16 Nov 2023 01:46:18 +0000

We all need a friend like you to find these issues.

De: O'day 35

O'day 35 — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 22:00:31 +0000

I have posted on SailNet about my experience in buying a (then) 24 year old O'day 35 in 2010. Briefly; I noticed that the paint was cracked and sealant showing between the keel stub and the keel of the boat during the survey. Everyone present (broker, surveyor, yard manager) dismissed this as no big deal. I then noticed that the keel looked to be slightly canted as the boat hung in the slings of the travel lift. Again, this observation was dismissed, but I asked the surveyor to specifically check on this. He returned a few minutes later after I was him scamper away from the boat, to tell me that the keel was LOOSE and it would move about an inch if you put a lateral load on the keel. This ended the survey, and the offer. The owner of the boat dropped the keel to find that five of the seven keel bolts looked like apple cores – after you had eaten the apple. The owner then had the yard replace the old bolts (304 stainless) with larger diameter ones (316 stainless), and the keel was re-bedded and attached to the stub. In addition, the yard put a layer of FRP over the external keel joint. I believe that the cost to repair (in 2010) was ~$9800. I ended up buying the boat. I have owned the boat for 13 years, and sailed her from RI to FL and back. Every couple of years I back one nut at a time off the keel bolts, and polish the threads, treat them with Tef-Gel, and retorque the nuts. The keel has not been an issue since.

De: small coffee

small coffee — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 19:57:25 +0000

This boat list price was about $29,000 and it was about 32 feet in length. What would be an average cost of a boat survey for this sail boat or a similar 40 year old Sailboat?

De: Expedition Calypso Wind

Expedition Calypso Wind — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 17:18:15 +0000

this is why we wanted to see our boat pulled & up on the hard so we could fully inspect the hull , etc , etc

De: proto57

proto57 — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 14:57:33 +0000

It seems to be gone from Craigslist Maine now, but is still listed on Facebook Marketplace. Same price, pictures and description.

De: Bikers On Call

Bikers On Call — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 12:46:01 +0000

10:52 ''patched before''
That looks to me like it 'could be'
the 'blend' tool in photo shop,
or similar program, and not even excellent work. shrugs

De: James Graham

James Graham — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 10:36:01 +0000

Excellent warning. The problem is especially valid for those seeking to buy boats at the lower end of the market.. circa $20k to $50k.. A full survey, including lift-out and launch, will represent a substantial expense in relation to the value of the vessel, and these boats are typically where a survey is most required. Anyone struggling to get into owning a boat at this level may very soon discover that they've reduced their purchase power significantly simply owing to the expense of having paid for two or more surveys. If a buyer has only limited experience in owning boats it can make a huge difference if they can find an experienced friend/colleague to accompany them on that first inspection.. The mindset should not be, 'is it worth buying?' it needs to be, 'is it worth the risk of a survey?' Buyer beware.

De: pmnfernando

pmnfernando — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 10:02:15 +0000

there are 2 kinds of people : the ones that run aground, the ones that lie about it.

De: miguelr1490

miguelr1490 — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 01:22:07 +0000

Red Flag when you here the word " Broker " . The boat was probably selling for half and the owner would have disclosed the damage