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Originally Posted by ROTAX454
(Post 3507547)
Glad to hear that no one on board has any serious injuries.
Starting a new thread using this thread as an example regarding Federal Marine Salvage Laws. |
The boat should be at our shop soon. I know my tech said he thinks motors are in bad shape.We took off the blowers. Motors only crank half turn. Must have ingested water on the limiters. Plus the intakes were filled with mud and sand. Once we get the boat back we can look into steering. Drives are only turned a little bit. Jibes with the drivers story.
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Glad no one was hurt, Bob is a great guy. hope things work out for the boat. but again nothing is more important than the fact no one got hurt, and thats why there called accidents freak things just happen .
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Dang hate to see this!
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Sorry to hear about the boat! Were you onboard at the time?
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Originally Posted by CigaretteSam
(Post 3507823)
Sorry to hear about the boat! Were you onboard at the time?
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Originally Posted by JTeam
(Post 3507283)
I was thinking steering failure.
There is a member on here,I will let him tell the story if he wants too...Any way he totaled his boat two years ago because of a hose failure.Very experienced operator and was not even going that fast. Glad everyone is ok. |
Wouldn't the boat be totaled and the insurance company just keep it? Unless you buy the boat back, how could it come back to your shop? Just asking.
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Originally Posted by CigDaze
(Post 3507205)
Oh No. I hate seeing things like this. But thankfully, it sounds like all will be okay. Shame about the boat. She's a beauty.
I hope for full recoveries for everyone. :( :( From this quote, I'm led to believe that the owner was not in control at the time, rather someone else was driving. |
Andy I thought you owned the boat?
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