Now this is a Re-power

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Now this is a Re-power

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Yep, saw that on other board...impressive.
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Very impressive---- that is one pro job--- wonder what the tab was for that?? I don't think I could afford the keys holding the props .....lol
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thats pretty amazing, 24.7 knots!

beautiful work
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Awesome, I've watched it twice already. Thank you for sharing. I keep my boat just down the river from there.
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A very nice job until they used a PIPE WRENCH ON THE PROPELLER SHAFT NUTS!!! Not even a monkey wrench, a pipe wrench... And what about lapping the prop and the shaft? I'm glad I wasn't paying for it, but it is nice to see such a boat revitalized. And it's nice that it got TV airtime, in HD no less.
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dad watched it once and i've watched it twice. i loved the unveiling music for the engines!!! she's a beautiful vessel and it was nice to see someone spend the time to bring her back to life. the pics of her underway look awesome. thanks for posting.
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Thanks for sharing Alexander :D

Very impressive movie, the beast looks funny at full speed - 53 feet !!
Our vessel is also staffed with two 6-inline turbo diesels 500 cbi, but build in '68.
Dreaming about repowering - how much was all that stuff and work ?
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Those engines according to a 2010 price sheet i found online were $62k each. I bet that cost another 20-30% for labor.
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P-Dogg wrote:A very nice job until they used a PIPE WRENCH ON THE PROPELLER SHAFT NUTS!!!....
+1 :shock:
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Gregory Boat Company did the refit and if you look at the credits Scott Gregory is the owner of "Signature 1". The Hatteras used in the video. So you own the company make a video of the repower, call it an endorsement of the kind of work you perform at said company and write the whole thing off. Not a bad deal.
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