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Another try: can you please to identify this lifeboat?
Hi there,
I found some photos of a particular type of OPEN lifeboats, which are probably no longer being build. I was wondering if anyone out there may be able to help me to identify the manufacturer of this type of lifeboat? Maybe that the details shown on the photos are sufficient for an expert in this area, to identify the manufacturer. Please check this site: http://grp16.tripod.com/index.html Best regards, Carlos Alberto The Netherlands |
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frank wrote: Hi there, be able to help me to identify the manufacturer of this type of lifeboat? Best regards, Carlos Alberto The Netherlands I took a look at the boat. Sorta gave me a shock. They look exactly like the ones i road in while working with the Polish highseas fishing fleets. Then when I noticed youre from the Netherlands it made sense a Polish life boat would look like your european photo. Sugest you got to Swinoujscie, Szczecin, or Gdynia, Poland for a look see. Might try calling Grif or Odra fishing companies... If you speak Polish. |
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On 27 dec 2006, 10:04, "Bob" wrote:
frank wrote: Hi there, be able to help me toidentifythe manufacturer of this type of lifeboat? Best regards, Carlos Alberto The Netherlands I took a look at the boat. Sorta gave me a shock. They look exactly like the ones i road in while working with the Polish highseas fishing fleets. Then when I noticed youre from the Netherlands it made sense a Polish life boat would look like your european photo. Sugest you got to Swinoujscie, Szczecin, or Gdynia, Poland for a look see. Might try calling Grif or Odra fishing companies... If you speak Polish. Hi Bob, Thanks for your reply. Do you have any more contact details of these companies? Thanks Frank |
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On Feb 19, 2:30 pm, "frank" wrote:
On 27 dec 2006, 10:04, "Bob" wrote: frank wrote: Hi there, be able to help me toidentifythe manufacturer of this type of lifeboat? Best regards, Carlos Alberto The Netherlands I took a look at the boat. Sorta gave me a shock. They look exactly like the ones i road in while working with the Polish highseas fishing fleets. Then when I noticed youre from the Netherlands it made sense a Polish life boat would look like your european photo. Sugest you got to Swinoujscie, Szczecin, or Gdynia, Poland for a look see. Might try calling Grif or Odra fishing companies... If you speak Polish. Hi Bob, Thanks for your reply. Do you have any more contact details of these companies? Thanks Frank- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - The companies wer e Gryf, Odra, and .... cant remember the other one. Too much spiritus. But I think only one remains in busines. Do a Google search for the company name. Contact a Ship Broker who deals in old F/T Factory Trawlers. Their cargo boats all had the same type life boats too. Right down to that metal bar on the stern. The cargo boats are all named after moutains.... Gorda. So why are you so set on that specific life boat. Youll find the same problems with any of thoes tubs. Just like all the other Hippies did in the 70s when you could buy them in the US for $200 USD each. The were designed for max weight so your going to have to pour in 4 yards of concrete in the bilge. They all had extreamly thin skin cause they were designed to live their life on davats not floating. There are a bunch of other problems convertting them but thoes are the two big ones. So why are you so interested in those tubs????? Boat Trash Bob |
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The companies wer e Gryf, Odra, and .... cant remember the other one.
Too much spiritus. I remembered ! ! THe other fish company was Dalmor or maybe Dolmar. Its been 20 years. Brain not functioning. Since you live in the area, just go there for a weekend and look around the ship breakers/scrap operations. Or just find one hanging on a davit. Walk on board. When......... or more likly if noticed just say Prosha (please/may I have) Drugie (second officer) or ask for the Kapitan and offer the guy $500 EU and see what happens. The bridge all speak english. Its the defacto international maritime language. My guess it will be in the water before you can say, but................... Now you got one. Now what??? |
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Hello Bob,
Well, the reason why I am interested is just the same as any other person would love "old Ferrari's" or another car. I just like the classic lines of these lifeboats, nowadays all lifeboats have to be covered. In my opinion they have lost the charm of the old days when they were used on the "classic cruise liners" I will google around, hoping to find the companies you have mentioned. Thanks again, Frank |
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