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  1. 27th July 2011, 07:53 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEANZ06 View Post
    any other pictures you can share? i like the big boats. had a decent 34' self contained one for a few years myself. and as previously posted, good thing youre not paying for the fuel. i remember one trip to the pump with mine was $1000...
    Last time I refuelled this one it cost over 6k. flatten the sticks and it will burn over 700 litres an hour
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  2. 27th July 2011, 08:02 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by dswatts View Post
    Last time I refuelled this one it cost over 6k. flatten the sticks and it will burn over 700 litres an hour

    Refuelled mine last nite, 34,400ltrs of deisel....OUCH...

    I guess I should feel lucky, they give me 14 days to pay..


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    I think the difference with yours is, if things go to plan you get a return on the money spent on fuel.
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  4. 27th July 2011, 08:43 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by dswatts View Post
    I think the difference with yours is, if things go to plan you get a return on the money spent on fuel.

    Very True, and hope to hell things go to plan..


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    money oh money!

    Dont worry about the boat !
    I would like to get in the way of that stream of money, so a little ends up in my pockets!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dswatts View Post
    Last time I refuelled this one it cost over 6k. flatten the sticks and it will burn over 700 litres an hour
    Very nice vessel!! i'm curious, mind if i ask what you do?

    yes, my boat was only half of one of those and was only for pleasure for family and friends...
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    Quote Originally Posted by MEANZ06 View Post
    Very nice vessel!! i'm curious, mind if i ask what you do?

    yes, my boat was only half of one of those and was only for pleasure for family and friends...
    I'm a marine sparkie. The boat is not mine
    But I do get to drive it every now and then

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    Quote Originally Posted by dswatts View Post
    I'm a marine sparkie. The boat is not mine
    But I do get to drive it every now and then

    Dylan

    Very Dylan! i wish i could drive one of those large boats. although i know from experience they can be a handfull at the dock. mine was like a box on water, (3'6" draft) twin motor with no bow thruster, joystick, a decent wind it was at times parking it...

    would love to hear more stories and pics...

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