Out of the water for antifoul

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crashley

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Location
australia
Vessel Name
GULL
Vessel Make
WW2 Work boat
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499.jpgHi have just had the boat out for antifouling and anode replacement
all looks good a little paint touchup and a new section of slipper keel and all is good
New gas system next week new stove hotwater complete with gas detector and auto cutoff
 
Looks like a fine old very soft chine wood boat.
Whose navy is she from?
More hull pics?
 
What are you using on the prop?
 
Hi using propspeed on the prop
the boat was built by GMH in Melbourne not sure of its early history but it was used as a light tug boat in port phillip bay and then by Gippsland ports and harbours until it was restored and turned into a cruiser by a shipwright we have owned it for a few months
 
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YES ..
That's what I like. A good old sedan nice and low w great visibility everywhere.

I remember the old boats w the big wood shoe and vertical aft shaft strut. I wouldn't't be surprised if lots of vibration gets lost in that big wood shoe.

Unlike many trawlers your prop has plenty of pitch.

Glad you're onboard.
 
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