NEW Offshore Cruising Tender: Walkaround & Review! 🍾🙌
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Published 2023-09-05
OC300
Offshore Cruising Tender review and walkaround.
all fibreglass so i can repair it when needed and no reason it shouldn't last a lifetime.
octenders.co.nz/products-oc300/
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All Comments (21)
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What a great looking Tender 👍👍
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Good buy, great little tender, I've had one of these for 6 years with an 8hp on it, propped it down slightly to a 7"pitch & planes with 2 x adults + 2 x kids. Also changed 10lt fuel tank and keep it upfront, keeps the floor clear & weight distbn better
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Try locating the fuel tank up forward to displace even weight.
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Awesome vídeo 🙌 we are subscribed and following!!!
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Very nice!
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Daaaamn. Aqua Kitt? Looks awesome.
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Props to our cousins across the ‘dutch’ for putting together a very decent piece of kit! You could call it ‘driftin out’ … or not 😉
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❤ good buy mate.😊🌏👍
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Excellent
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Hi , its carbon fibre … way more classy 👍
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Love it? Where do you live? Asking because how much it cost to transport the tender from New Zealand to your place?
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Can you also get one tender you can put a sail on instead of emgine?
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where did you buy the Nav lights from?
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Pro Tip: When you identify your dinghy/tender with your vessel's name on it, you let all the evildoers know you are NOT ON YOUR VESSEL!!!!!
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Surely you’ve gotta call it Elvis ;)
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Use a windsurfer sail to make it a yacht 😮
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The OC Tender is the best tender available.
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the tenders name should be Balls
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Good name would be … Love me tender
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Aluminium is far easier to repair, plus it doesn't damage as easily. You can temporarily patch with glue and a sheet of alloy, or rivet it on for more permanent. I would never choose fibreglass, it should be banned. You should read about how much pollution fibreglass boats and the wind turbine blades you passed create. Thanks for the video though.
