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54' Canoe Stern Trawler by Sparkman & Stephens
- Thread starter akdadio
- Start date
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Civilitas
Senior Member
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2018
- Messages
- 128
- Location
- Air
- Vessel Name
- M/V Peter Iredale ;)
- Vessel Make
- rusting hulk
Yeah, their amateur-hour web developer doesn’t work with iOS (guessing you are viewing it that way). Try via Win10 if you can.
And to anyone contemplating paying to put an ad on boattrader, be aware it is not viewable to half the web audience. It’s been that way for a year, it’s not a new problem. Just a really terrible website.
I wish this boat was on the West Coast or I had time and money to go get it. A real beauty.
sparky66
Veteran Member
Nope, using Windows 7. I have tried it with Chrome and Firefox. Yes, it has been this way for a while, and can't believe they don't know about it and won't fix it.
Knot Fast
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2018
- Messages
- 243
- Location
- United States
- Vessel Name
- Knot Fast
- Vessel Make
- Great Harbour GH37
YES! This drove me crazy when boat shopping last year, as I was hoping for a FSBO. Fix: Boattrader lock up after viewing ~4 pics does not happen in FireFox browser!
I use Chrome for almost everything. Recently discovered FireFox is more friendly with some sites... [Delta Airlines, too....]
Boat is gorgeous!
Target wants their basket back...
Airstream345
Guru
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2017
- Messages
- 1,015
- Location
- United States
- Vessel Name
- FORTITUDE
- Vessel Make
- Kadey Krogen 54-8
Me too. Safari seems to work. Been like that for months.
There are 4 AC units that are also reverse-cycle (heat) serving the following spaces:
Master / Mid-Bunk
Guest / Companion Way
Pilot House / Galley
Aft Saloon
A couple of years ago I got a quote for $30,000 to ship it via Yacht Transport from Florida to the West Coast. I've also gotten a couple of offers to help me transport it on her own bottom for free (wink).
I've had questions about the boarding ladder. The ladder shown in the photo is stainless and will extend down so that the platform is below the waterline, putting you at about knee deep, this is perfect for swimming and far enough below water that the dink doesn't bump it when you come alongside. The ladder can be removed quickly and stowed.
The typical procedure to load in / out of the dink is to come alongside and grab and hold the ladder while securing the dink. Or if others persons are involved, holding the ladder while they board. It is quite simple.
The typical procedure to load in / out of the dink is to come alongside and grab and hold the ladder while securing the dink. Or if others persons are involved, holding the ladder while they board. It is quite simple.
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gsholz
Senior Member
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2016
- Messages
- 484
- Location
- Northwest
- Vessel Make
- Sold-GB 52 Europa, Queenship 59, Tolly 45
Beautiful boat. A true one off custom plug mold build. I noticed you have custom dry exhaust risers on your 3208NA. Well done as the stock wet cast iron risers can leak into the engine after 6-10 years.
As to the people complaining about boat trader site "locking up" after 4 pictures. You need to disable your ad blocker, then everything works fine.
As to the people complaining about boat trader site "locking up" after 4 pictures. You need to disable your ad blocker, then everything works fine.
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