Don't Like Twin Screw Boats On The Broads?

[Smoggy]

Deal with it!

Being duoprop drives this one has 6!

 

[WherryNice]

At least that one can run on the centre engine only.......

[Turnoar]

Cigar boat!

[dnks34]

When the BA roll out their new prop tax this ones going to cost a bit! 

[JennyMorgan]

Good looking sailing boat on the right!

[NeilB]

That’s a Sealine, they didn’t make many.  

[ChrisB]

8 hours ago, JennyMorgan said:

Good looking sailing boat on the right!

Looks like a Cornish Crabber 26 with it's innovative bowsprit in the "Marina/mooring/pocket friendly position".

[Turnoar]

Is the fuel bowser definitely a Sealine, with a name like that it ought to be a Spirit 3000. Nice boat!

[Smoggy]

Yes it was a sealine, no idea what lumps are attached to those drives but I bet it's fun.

[annv]

Could be the answer to a broads /sea boat center one for the broads all for sea and with double the safty factor. John

[Smoggy]

Don't fancy fuel and maintenance costs though, it's bad enough buying two of everything.

[NeilB]

3 x AD41’s at 200hp each, not sure why they did it to be honest as it wasn’t particularly fast.

[Cal]

As above 3xAD41 and it was slower than the twin engined version with the extra weight from the extra engine and drag from the extra drive.

Quite a rare beasty. They didn't make many as they were not very popular.

The maintenance on that thing will be huge with three engines and drives to service every year!

[annv]

Some small fishing boats in Malta had three engines it wasn't for speed but safty according to the fisherman had many a argument/discussion over a beer on this. John