markpierce
Master and Commander
- Joined
- Sep 25, 2010
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- USA
- Vessel Name
- Carquinez Coot
- Vessel Make
- penultimate Seahorse Marine Coot hull #6
Andrew's Tug
- Thread starter Andrew
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Thanks Guys,
I never knew it was possible to use so much paint on such a small boat! The boat has been done now for about 6 years and we have only had to touch up a few little spots from the occasional paint chip.
I think the best decision we made was the drip less shaft seal we installed. I went with the duramax unit and after about 20 hours for break in, there's absolutely no water in the bilge.
I never knew it was possible to use so much paint on such a small boat! The boat has been done now for about 6 years and we have only had to touch up a few little spots from the occasional paint chip.
I think the best decision we made was the drip less shaft seal we installed. I went with the duramax unit and after about 20 hours for break in, there's absolutely no water in the bilge.
Robert Kay
Newbie
your tug
Impressive job Andrew, not a lot of people could do what you have done, I had a Hercules Glen L 24 for 7 years and loved the boat, however I must admit I love yours more and I would very much like to see it in person.
Impressive job Andrew, not a lot of people could do what you have done, I had a Hercules Glen L 24 for 7 years and loved the boat, however I must admit I love yours more and I would very much like to see it in person.
