I am sorry that the pics don´t come in the right order. But i myself are wery bad when it comes to this "Motor Know How" so you hawe to figure´it out your selfs.
And i dont really know..maybe you don´t like this sorts of pics at all. It must be wery standard for you guy´s. Home in Sweden they Think it´s cool.

**** happens when you got to short outriggers. This was in Stockholm also.

kjell, it is all VERY KOOOOOOOOOL, no worries thanks for all the time and effort you have put in to this thread. I see now, that you explained to me how the rear transom stand for the Military vessel works. I should have known since I re-call seeing that before I did not realize it was a part of the vessel. More pictures of your engine build, fire away! I must say you do some fine rigging, but admit some looks a tad risky. Take care and keep the information coming on your boat build and your work as well. Thanks again, J ps: how tall is your tallest crane's height?

And my neighbors think I'm crazy riding jet skis in the pond to flush out algae ... You can't be married, but if so, I want my wife to meet her.

I've gotta come party at your house some day...

[ATTACH=CONFIG]518240[/ATTACH]kjell, awesome pictures. I am familiar with self loaders having done some logging in the north west US but I never thought they could be used for so many different things. Good luck with your new power, I'll bet that boat is gonna fly!! I hope the keys were out of the boat for this party, would hate to wake up & discover an accidental grounding. Insurance could be a little touchy on that one. LOL Look forward to seeing more pictures when you get out on the water again. Randy

I´CE My tallest crane is 45,5 meters that must be abort 148´ feet.

Hehe..well i wasn´t quite honest there. The boat in the pool is a Swedish boat brand called "Nimbus" Commercial under a golf tournament :-).
I just couldent help my self..

Thank´s Randy..i got some more cool lifting pics to show for those how likes it ;-).