That's a bugger, but also the reason I went to a very much smaller boat. Dry stack at saxon verses times out couldn't be justified.
With a little 3.5 rib I can un hitch with one hand and push it into the water. Parts for a service is 30 quid!
by Warpa » 14 Jan 2017, 16:51
by Matt13 » 15 Jan 2017, 11:05
ColinR wrote:Matt13 wrote:After much deliberation and a heavy heart it looks like I will now be selling Eljay,
The cost of mooring on the drystack each month compared to the usage is ridiculous, plus any spare time I have is spent triathlon training, the kids and wife dont particularly enjoy going out on the boat so it looks like selling her is the only option.
I want to get back into it in a few years when my training eases up and the kids are older, thats the plan anyway.
So i'll be looking for a broker soon,
James looks like this could have been our last trip out on Eljay together!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sa0g_c2cJao&t=7s
Join the club Matt. Don't think you'll have much trouble selling her, she's a cracking boat. I don't think you'll be long boatless, it gets into the blood
I can recommend http://www.southamptonwaters.co.uk as a broker. They've handled quite a few from Saxon over the last couple of years, including Joka-Tu (twice)