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A new boat for the winter?

Discussion in 'YachtForums Yacht Club' started by K1W1, Dec 23, 2013.

  1. K1W1, Dec 23, 2013
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    K1W1

    K1W1 Senior Member

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    Hi,

    This might be quite a laugh for some folks if it wern't for the eye watering, dangly parts freezing prices.

    HotTug
  2. YachtForums, Dec 23, 2013
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    I think Jeff Foxworthy could get some serious nautical mileage out of this. The rubber ducky bow ornament is a nice touch...

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  3. NYCAP123, Dec 24, 2013
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    I notice that everyone is staying far away from that stove. I also wonder where they keep the dry wood.
  4. travler, Dec 24, 2013
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    this kind of reminds me of when a crew on a crab boat took the warm water from the main eng and run it via a deck hose to a tote on the deck and had there own spa

    have fun travler
  5. K1W1, Dec 24, 2013
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    Hi,

    I have seen trawlers where the engine and or genset coolant was run through some of the handrails too.
  6. NYCAP123, Dec 24, 2013
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    Never seen that but, having worked many crewboats in the dead of winter, that's a great idea.