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Tunnels on a 28 Bertram

Discussion in 'Bertram Yacht' started by gelcoatpawn, Jan 5, 2010.

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  1. NYCAP123, Jan 8, 2010
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    Ah yes, it's good to have the bone saw available, but we don't use it when only a scalpel needed.
  2. gelcoatpawn, Jan 8, 2010
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    quack ,quack ,quack, fire in the hole , I am going in
  3. Henning, Jan 8, 2010
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    What station are you starting at and what is the max radius?
  4. Bamboo, Jan 10, 2010
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    X2. I find personally find it funny when folks say you've got twins so you should not need to use the rudders.
  5. spareparts220, Jan 22, 2010
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    tunnel

    I own a 28 bertram with tunnels and 6 bta cummins
  6. gelcoatpawn, Jan 22, 2010
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    I am happy that somebody is talking the about the same thing as me ,can you give me any feedback
  7. gelcoatpawn, Jan 22, 2010
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    Even old Bayliners have tunnels
  8. Capt J, Jan 23, 2010
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    How does it run and what kind of speeds are you getting with it? Is it more or less stable after the tunnels at trolling speeds?
  9. gelcoatpawn, Jan 23, 2010
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    After all the nonsense we are finally on the right page.........tunnels:D
  10. gelcoatpawn, Jan 23, 2010
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    Is there any feedback
  11. Seafarer, Jan 23, 2010
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    Some people take a day or two between visits to this site. Replying to yourself within minutes in order to bump threads up is poor form. Have a bit of patience.

    That might not be the feedback you were looking for, but it is honest feedback nonetheless.
  12. jbk4001, Jan 23, 2010
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    Some time the owner wants to "hear" what he spent his money on...so we give it to him....otherwise...I agree ;)
  13. gelcoatpawn, May 8, 2010
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    I have been looking at sea rays they have been doing this since the 80,s and they run good, the new ones have sqare tunnels they look like better technology i am looking for the hardwear before I start cutting
  14. dougl33, May 13, 2010
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    Sea Rays don't run better than Bertrams. They are especially worse at docking speeds. What are you running right now and what do you hope to gain? Overall I'd say too much time spent for too little gain.
  15. gelcoatpawn, May 14, 2010
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    Right now I have two boats 29 Sea Ray with tunnels and a 28 Bertram , I will compare
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