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paulg25
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How is the steering implemented on the front steer boats?
Is it cables or hydraulic?
Any pictures of the systems used?
PS. I know the rudder is still at the back!!
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15 minutes ago, Smoggy said:
You won't be able to join the canal system there as the northampton arm is narrowbeam.
That's fine. Getting up the Nene is what I need.
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Not yet. Thinking of bringing a boat inland (Northampton) to be close to the grand children. This style of boat has the low air draught which ( I hope ) will make it practical.
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9 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:
Why is it that an exchange like that always makes me ten times nosier than normal?
I guess the seller doesn't want to broadcast the price?
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15 minutes ago, FreedomBoatingHols said:
Sent you a PM, Paul.
Responed, thanks.
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19 minutes ago, grendel said:
I presume you are thinking of the fibreglass hulled boats, all at a single level, quite often with a forward well deck and a shape reminiscent of a bath tub.
Yes. Looking to make into a liveaboard for me and my dog and visits from my grand children.
I don't need lots of beds but want space. Hired a narrow boat for a week many years ago... couldn't live on one.
Don't want centre cockpit due to height.
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Hi All
Looking to buy a what seems to be referred to here as a floating bathtub!
Bahama 42
Buccaneer 44
Carribean Major
I want one as a restoration project, preferably still floating!
Been looking (online) but nothing around that I can see.
Any one know if there is a 'best' place to look?
Car Talk
in The Broadscot Lounge
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Yes, they did.
Many years ago I worked at Rover Group. They had a department called "press cars". Cars were prepared as demonstrators for the press. Extra sound proofing, rattles and squeaks fixed, etc.