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Why do you never show or describe any information regarding what type ok keel that your boats have. This is vital information for a cross ocean yacht.
@geraldhowse859716 сағат бұрын
Not affordable to dock says it all.
@DavidM200219 сағат бұрын
An iconic boat for sure. But, when I look at the bowsprit and the boomkin, all I can think of is the extra charges at the marina. Any marina that I've been to charges by the LOA, not LWL. They also make access to the jib's roller furler and wind vane steering ( if so equipped ) respectively, a challenge. But, oh so beautiful.
@coreybiggs8626Күн бұрын
The 'little tub' is for soaking your feet. A little forgotten sailing fact that placing your feet in water eliminates the symptoms of seasickness.
@fredread9216Күн бұрын
Well you can’f but much of a multi hull for this price! It’s not cheap but is a lot of boat!
@murphmurph2124Күн бұрын
That's one fantastic sailboat!🎉😊
@murphmurph2124Күн бұрын
Wow that's awesome that's very well done 👍👍 👍😊
@rebecca9250Күн бұрын
There isn’t one, not one, affordable sailboat that is 54’. Regardless of what you pay for a vessel, the operating costs are absolutely absurd for a sailboat this size. I work on these boats everyday and unless you have deep deep pockets there is no reason to step into this realm. We should be encouraging people to sail on small modest boats of 30ish feet. See the world, travel and have a boat you can maintain yourself and afford to operate.
@richardstever3242Күн бұрын
I would sell it all to have the boat. Then I would sell the boat.
@lonewolfwildernesssurvival9443Күн бұрын
200k you could get a lot better boat
@CaliforniaNo1DutchyКүн бұрын
Hotel California
@bandcastКүн бұрын
If I sold everything I could buy a nice dingy
@andreaswessel691Күн бұрын
Never want to own anything that has an infurling mast.
@sheldon6248Күн бұрын
I dont think id call my sailboat daunting 😂. My 43' Columbia is very roomy sleeps 6 comfortably and has been my home with my two border collies for the past 8 years having sailed over 30,000 nautical miles on this boat.
@alangurman3961Күн бұрын
Great boat, but a boat of this size would have to have a proper stateroom before i brought it.
@JimWalkerMusic2 күн бұрын
I partially grew up on the great lakes and seen a number of Bayfields as a young man. I also spent the majority of my formative years in Bradenton / Cortez which made this episode more interesting to me! My family indeed lived aboard in our Florida years. I caught the school bus at the marina gate and weekends we anchored many times off of Egmont Key. What great memories...
@owenbevans60622 күн бұрын
I lived on my Cruisers Inc 3270 for a few years. $400 a month slip fee plus insurance. No dock will take you without it. I loved it but then osteonecrosis took both hips and sadly she sank while laid up.
@JimKirk17762 күн бұрын
If I knew how too sail Sure
@JimKirk17762 күн бұрын
I don't know how to sail...but I know how to push a throttle.
@carminezoino97892 күн бұрын
Really like the Shoal Trowler alot n you both make great videos n details Godbless
@alexadamson41512 күн бұрын
Beautiful boat . This is my dream to do. I want to live the remainder of my life on the water in a nice boat. I'm 63 years old & I don't see my dream anytime soon, unfortunately 😔 .
@user-wj8ze8ov5p2 күн бұрын
We sailed a 1969, 36 ft. Columbia Sloop . By today’s standards she was small. A great little cruiser.
@waynepalmer94233 күн бұрын
First some will love it some my not for me.i will start with what I like the walkable solar panels are nice , the back where the dingy goes that can lower when at anchor is nice but I think would be better if it lowered to water level . But I'm not really impressed with this one especially for the price tag not a fan of the interior and why would they put that big of trampoline instead of making the interior go farther out under like on most cats like the privilege or some of the sunreefs. This to me doesn't seem like a good boat for anyone sailing /motoring more then an hour or so to destination. Cuz even with 2 people that want to go cruising and circle navigating just seems like a poor interior design.and the thought of 12 people on this boat can't even imagine like I said this would be good for a weekend warrior with 1.5 + millon to spend but iv seen alot others in that price range that for me seems like a way better bang for the buck
@Mark-cx3nh3 күн бұрын
yes
@user-jo2li8un1j3 күн бұрын
How long can you finance a boat?
@JimKirk17762 күн бұрын
1-5yrs,7yrs,10yrs,15yrs,20yrs
@SVUtopia19463 күн бұрын
Thanks for the tour - love to see any boat and this one is quite nice. Thanks!
@Useless_Knowledge073 күн бұрын
No temperature control for when the windows and doors need to be closed or winter like climates?
@Ravenlight_3033 күн бұрын
40ft? OMG! That is one fantastic 40-footer! Congrats to the new owner, and ENJOY the LIFE!
@franklinshelton39513 күн бұрын
Boat=💰= 💰💰
@daxk33853 күн бұрын
Boats name Memento Mori II "Remember you are mortal II"
@repoman1464 күн бұрын
what hull number is this boat
@Tito_nsnv_4 күн бұрын
Hell yeah where at?
@leetingler6194 күн бұрын
A Boat A hole in the water you pour money into Don't buy it.😮
@hhhhh9164 күн бұрын
How much
@raym49344 күн бұрын
Used boats are you buying someone's problems.
@jimtitt35714 күн бұрын
If you live RV living then the boat for you. We had a few in the yard I managed in Greece and for hot climates terrible, for trucking around N Europe and Scandinavia great. Good build quality but worse sailing than say a Hallberg Rassey which isn't saying a lot. Teak decks are terrible though to be fair we (as a boatyard) made plenty of money out of them in the winter season.
@SAILINGDIRTYBIRD5 күн бұрын
Hunters are pretty but too scary offshore in rough weather.......not very seaworthy
@kaspar_19825 күн бұрын
well made however small carry capacity for 2 or more long distances. the Pardy's made it work with a similar boat but to cross oceans i would want 10ft more at least.
@REGtomcat15 күн бұрын
230 gal for 300 miles is that not terrible?
@innerlight70185 күн бұрын
The 60s velour is cruel. 😅
@01dumbfrog5 күн бұрын
I’m removing this from my saved list. I will stick to the Dashew and J. Cornell lines.
@01dumbfrog5 күн бұрын
Was it on the hard during the hurricane? When it fell over? That would explain the dings and the lack of water damage. Might even explain the oil in the bilge.
@01dumbfrog5 күн бұрын
Just what is the toggle switch in yellow at the helm?
@leecowell81656 күн бұрын
Not anywhere. To do that you need a boat like Bernard Moitessier's Joshua. Double ended steel ketch, full keel (with separately stayed masts), inside steering, sheltered prop, integral rudder. Yeah that thing is an absolute BEAST! He STUPIDLY lost the boat during a hurricane when he wasn't even on it when it dragged anchors onto the rocks off of Baji and got piled up with other boats while he was partying! Somebody salvaged & restored it and its still sailing to this day. They did NOT remain it. Yep if a whale runs into this boat it dies, not the boat. I've read stories whereby glass boats are sunk by whales. I believe Joshua once had it's masts dipped in water rounding the horn. Do not know how true that was. Moitessier's first book has about 13 pages depicting the original build. Unreal. It was built in Turkey.
@Chris-zo5ze6 күн бұрын
How hard is it to change the opening hatches to open forward to scoop the air vs their current configuration facing aft?
@Billy-the-Kid6 күн бұрын
I am Dutch and boat is build in Holland? Return it to me...
@user-vw5ht4vw5o6 күн бұрын
I could easy
@kayleeson5096 күн бұрын
Bro I love how you love all the boats. You're always like "I could see my family here" "the kids could sleep here" etc. It's lovely.
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Why do you never show or describe any information regarding what type ok keel that your boats have. This is vital information for a cross ocean yacht.
Not affordable to dock says it all.
An iconic boat for sure. But, when I look at the bowsprit and the boomkin, all I can think of is the extra charges at the marina. Any marina that I've been to charges by the LOA, not LWL. They also make access to the jib's roller furler and wind vane steering ( if so equipped ) respectively, a challenge. But, oh so beautiful.
The 'little tub' is for soaking your feet. A little forgotten sailing fact that placing your feet in water eliminates the symptoms of seasickness.
Well you can’f but much of a multi hull for this price! It’s not cheap but is a lot of boat!
That's one fantastic sailboat!🎉😊
Wow that's awesome that's very well done 👍👍 👍😊
There isn’t one, not one, affordable sailboat that is 54’. Regardless of what you pay for a vessel, the operating costs are absolutely absurd for a sailboat this size. I work on these boats everyday and unless you have deep deep pockets there is no reason to step into this realm. We should be encouraging people to sail on small modest boats of 30ish feet. See the world, travel and have a boat you can maintain yourself and afford to operate.
I would sell it all to have the boat. Then I would sell the boat.
200k you could get a lot better boat
Hotel California
If I sold everything I could buy a nice dingy
Never want to own anything that has an infurling mast.
I dont think id call my sailboat daunting 😂. My 43' Columbia is very roomy sleeps 6 comfortably and has been my home with my two border collies for the past 8 years having sailed over 30,000 nautical miles on this boat.
Great boat, but a boat of this size would have to have a proper stateroom before i brought it.
I partially grew up on the great lakes and seen a number of Bayfields as a young man. I also spent the majority of my formative years in Bradenton / Cortez which made this episode more interesting to me! My family indeed lived aboard in our Florida years. I caught the school bus at the marina gate and weekends we anchored many times off of Egmont Key. What great memories...
I lived on my Cruisers Inc 3270 for a few years. $400 a month slip fee plus insurance. No dock will take you without it. I loved it but then osteonecrosis took both hips and sadly she sank while laid up.
If I knew how too sail Sure
I don't know how to sail...but I know how to push a throttle.
Really like the Shoal Trowler alot n you both make great videos n details Godbless
Beautiful boat . This is my dream to do. I want to live the remainder of my life on the water in a nice boat. I'm 63 years old & I don't see my dream anytime soon, unfortunately 😔 .
We sailed a 1969, 36 ft. Columbia Sloop . By today’s standards she was small. A great little cruiser.
First some will love it some my not for me.i will start with what I like the walkable solar panels are nice , the back where the dingy goes that can lower when at anchor is nice but I think would be better if it lowered to water level . But I'm not really impressed with this one especially for the price tag not a fan of the interior and why would they put that big of trampoline instead of making the interior go farther out under like on most cats like the privilege or some of the sunreefs. This to me doesn't seem like a good boat for anyone sailing /motoring more then an hour or so to destination. Cuz even with 2 people that want to go cruising and circle navigating just seems like a poor interior design.and the thought of 12 people on this boat can't even imagine like I said this would be good for a weekend warrior with 1.5 + millon to spend but iv seen alot others in that price range that for me seems like a way better bang for the buck
yes
How long can you finance a boat?
1-5yrs,7yrs,10yrs,15yrs,20yrs
Thanks for the tour - love to see any boat and this one is quite nice. Thanks!
No temperature control for when the windows and doors need to be closed or winter like climates?
40ft? OMG! That is one fantastic 40-footer! Congrats to the new owner, and ENJOY the LIFE!
Boat=💰= 💰💰
Boats name Memento Mori II "Remember you are mortal II"
what hull number is this boat
Hell yeah where at?
A Boat A hole in the water you pour money into Don't buy it.😮
How much
Used boats are you buying someone's problems.
If you live RV living then the boat for you. We had a few in the yard I managed in Greece and for hot climates terrible, for trucking around N Europe and Scandinavia great. Good build quality but worse sailing than say a Hallberg Rassey which isn't saying a lot. Teak decks are terrible though to be fair we (as a boatyard) made plenty of money out of them in the winter season.
Hunters are pretty but too scary offshore in rough weather.......not very seaworthy
well made however small carry capacity for 2 or more long distances. the Pardy's made it work with a similar boat but to cross oceans i would want 10ft more at least.
230 gal for 300 miles is that not terrible?
The 60s velour is cruel. 😅
I’m removing this from my saved list. I will stick to the Dashew and J. Cornell lines.
Was it on the hard during the hurricane? When it fell over? That would explain the dings and the lack of water damage. Might even explain the oil in the bilge.
Just what is the toggle switch in yellow at the helm?
Not anywhere. To do that you need a boat like Bernard Moitessier's Joshua. Double ended steel ketch, full keel (with separately stayed masts), inside steering, sheltered prop, integral rudder. Yeah that thing is an absolute BEAST! He STUPIDLY lost the boat during a hurricane when he wasn't even on it when it dragged anchors onto the rocks off of Baji and got piled up with other boats while he was partying! Somebody salvaged & restored it and its still sailing to this day. They did NOT remain it. Yep if a whale runs into this boat it dies, not the boat. I've read stories whereby glass boats are sunk by whales. I believe Joshua once had it's masts dipped in water rounding the horn. Do not know how true that was. Moitessier's first book has about 13 pages depicting the original build. Unreal. It was built in Turkey.
How hard is it to change the opening hatches to open forward to scoop the air vs their current configuration facing aft?
I am Dutch and boat is build in Holland? Return it to me...
I could easy
Bro I love how you love all the boats. You're always like "I could see my family here" "the kids could sleep here" etc. It's lovely.
Epoch 460 ah
a million plus no way dude