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alan williams
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Buoyancy bags

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Hi
Does anyone have any buoyancy bags of the following sizes,. Bow bag 125 L(or bigger ),Side bags X 2 125L and a Stern Bag 125L(or bigger). I've decided to take the tanks out of the FF having found rot in the bow tank. Unfortunately water has gotten behind the lamination between the glass hull and the wooden bulkhead.
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Would take care....

how much does that big lump of lead weigh?

would 500kg of lift cover it? and the boat? and you?

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Re: Buoyancy bags

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Hi Ed
There the size recommended by Crewsaver for an FF. They would be in addition to the buoyancy bags I already have.
Cheers Alan
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Re:Looking to buy Buoyancy bags

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Hi
After speaking to Alan Bax he recommended the following sized buoyancy bags 4 X 36" by 12" 65L each, 1 X Extra Large Bow Bag 195L or there about. If you have any suitable bags please contact me.
Regards Al
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Hi Alan,

I have a spare xl bow bag, though it does deflate over a period of weeks, and it has the narrow tube opening, which makes blowing it up a little slow!
Rupert
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Re: Buoyancy bags

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Hi Rupert
Thanks
How much do I owe you? PPM me. Can you pump it up with a lilo inflator? There is a place in Loswithiel that apparently can reweld buoyancy bags and fit new valves.
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Re: Buoyancy bags

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Bags now in post. Hope they keep her afloat!
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