Nordic Tugs tank access.
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Conrad
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Ah, so it's a 37 you're looking at; I was wondering.
Good luck on the survey tomorrow.
(I have no idea if it will have inspection ports. Our 42 doesn't but it was built in 1995 and things can change.)
Good luck on the survey tomorrow.
(I have no idea if it will have inspection ports. Our 42 doesn't but it was built in 1995 and things can change.)
OP
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bligh
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Thanks Conrad!
I'm aboard right now. The owner is letting me sleep aboard tonight. I'm trying not be excited, but i can help myself. The boat is great (from what I can tell.) If something major comes up I can walk, but i sure will be sad if that happens.
Northern Spy
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Good morning! If you slept aboard last night, I'm sure you know the answer by now.
Keep in mind that if the tanks are bottom draw you may not need them. I do not have them, but I have periodically borescoped them and never found any gunk.
Best of luck. Nordic Tugs survey well.
Keep in mind that if the tanks are bottom draw you may not need them. I do not have them, but I have periodically borescoped them and never found any gunk.
Best of luck. Nordic Tugs survey well.
