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Lovely boat, congratulations

Gee that must be close to 3.5t. That inboard isn’t light

Great video guys. What time of year were you up there? Thinking of trying to get the family up September school holidays just not sure on winds at that time of year

I find this far better than the commercial grade mine spec sprays that you can get. Once a stone chips chips the heavy duty stuff water gets trapped between the bitumen and the chassis which causes rust you can't see. Your method is way cheaper and better. Great video mate

Hey mate looking at buying a Haines and was Wondering wether you have taken yours offshore yet to the reefs? and if so how stable was it? cheers mate love the vid

What a great episode Justin & Emma! Looked like an awesome family adventure! New engine looks mint 👌

how far from my bait do i position the lead weight

Excellent dream boat, for its size it is the most balanced cruiser out there. The bottom driving position looks very cramped for leg room.

Nice vid, you changed from inboard to outboard. How come?? advantages vs disadvantages.

Hey mate great video, I’m looking at this exact boat engine combo, apart from the water pump did you find it to be a reliable engine? Also how is the fuel economy with the 4 blader at cruising speeds

Beautiful condition well done

Thank you for the induction to your boat. Did you ever consider a marine diesel and why did you go for the Mercury? Cheers

Great video. Carrabean should be paying you. Any vids of her up and running?

Would it be suitable to apply 4 days prior to a beach trip?

been using inox/lanox for years 2 times a year and apply at least 2 or 3 weeks before you drive on the beach or salt water. I have a 1990 80 series and a 1996 camp trailer a 5L bottle will last me a year or 2 coats its the best rust prevention for your money both camp trailer and Landcruiser are rust free and I live about 200m from the beach

Thanks for posting this. I have done the same too after viewing. How do you put the lanolin inside the chassis?

Trophy fish, nice.

Doh!! I modified my transom for the Bennett auto level tabs…. Still be fun to play with haha thanks for the videos!

Never mind found it 🤣🤣🤣

New Sub here 🙋🏻🙋🏻‍♀️ that place is dreamy 😍 you need to do a boat tour plz !!

I felt sorry for the shark.

what leg is the v6 pushing?

why worry about the trace being coated when the hook is not coated

How many mm is your thermolite transom

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That’s brilliant, same issue here with young kids

Do you have any photos of the battery setup .I’m thinking of doing the same but a little unsure how Regards Kevin

Hey mate, great video, I'll be doing this on my ski soon. Where did you launch from and how many km out is it?

It being a lanolin product can I spray this straight on to surface rust under my 4x4 after I’ve hit it with a wire brush?

Great Vid! Just setting our 23 Bertram up for the same trip !

Your a very keen man eating that thing from in the bay! Ripper spanish but

Hi mate, I've recently just finished a full rebuild on my 1980 Caribbean-Pride Pacemaker which is a 4.8m hull. I went with the same DF100B which so far has been fantastic, only struggle we're having with it is getting it propped right. Did you find you could pull the same size prop in the standard suzi alloy prop or could you up pitch in the stainless? My Suzuki dealer admits that the cupping and shape of the suzi alloy props is pretty basic and in return doesn't perform anywhere near a stainless. We tried a standard 3x14x19p originally and it was only getting about 5200rpm with 2 adults no gear, then tried a 3x14x17p and for some reason gained about 1100rpm it got the 6300rpm easy and that was with 3 adults and some gear. Then tried a 3x13.75x19p and that brought it back down to a Max of 5400rpm. Again 2 adults and gear. Trim seems to make a big difference to the Max rpm too, fully trimmed down it get 5400, trim out a bit gains another 450 rpm giving 5850rpm which is in the rev range. That with the 3x13.75x19 alloy prop at 32knt or just under 60kmh. Trying to decide what prop to go to next as don't want to loose any more high end cruise speed.

What product do you use for buffing/polishing

Love it. Thanks for the run through. What do these retail for?

Eerie watching that helicopter. RIP mate

What a great watch guys! Very chilled and down to earth vibe. Look foretold seeing more jump on go support your channel cos the content and scenery was amazing 😊

New subscribers here Looking forward to your adventures

Very good video and hints on bait prep,i am going to try balloons this time as well to keep away from bottom dwellers as i used to be a diver at seaworld and they always seem to travel at midwater, so will let you know as going this arvo on top of tide

Awesome Thanks 👍🍺

I love these boats, the shape is timeless and the hull is perfect for rough seas. Great value for money. My brother did a full restoration on a 1985 caribbean 23, new power plant and the hull is painted a dark blue, its a real head turning boat. Congratulations on a beautiful boat for your family mate, fun for years to come.👍

How often have you found that you need to reapply it?

Epic guys, thanks for the video and don't we live in a WONDERFUL part of the world. Awesome!!!

Oh Wow. That’s amazing! Happy New Year to you all. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures.💕

I got 44 mph with a std 3x14x19 prop , 70 kmph . Are you using a std prop on your 100 ?

Love it ive bought a 40 tank for up front ,how did you run your line down to the the other tank? Interested as want to do the same . Cheers the 90 suzuki on mine honks going to try her out Xmas day for top speed down here in Darawank ,merry Xmas bud love the haines shes my 3rd now

Nice effort no harness mate, u need one of joey's dehookers, love a day time 🐅 yeeeeeew

Thanks for sharing mate

Thats awesome mate, I was up there about 3 weeks ago and got close to 10 little blacks in a morning. What a place! we are currently just moving from sydney to hervey bay. Cant wait to call it home.

What a way to spend a day with the wife! Well done Justin. You are so relaxed in front of the camera. Love your work and and look forward to seeing more of your adventures 😊