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TyBoo

TyBoo

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I may not have the biggest boat in the harbor, or the fanciest, but I must say the TyBoo is sitting prettier than the Lily Marlene at the moment.

The CG has been down on the dock a few times to look it over. I have no idea why it sank or when/how they plan to refloat it.

Maybe there will be a new Gordon Lightfoot song coming out.



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That was a really bad day for somebody. Bummer. Probably no life lost or serious injury so that softens the blow, only a little. No fire, so no other boats involved. Hope things get better from her for that owner.

Harvey
SleepyC:moon

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breausaw":3134pgjc said:
Probably had too many leaky seems for the bilge pumps to cope with.
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Or Electrical failure (batteries or plug) to keep the pumps running.

At one point on my summer cruise I had to get into a very crowded marina, due to severe winds. I was rafted to a 40ish foot, very old wooden fishing boat. It had a bilge pump that ran 24/7, and another on that came on frequently. That one had a discharge that came very close to running directly into my cockpit. I moved the boat, so that the discharge didn't come so close to the cockpit coaming, and as soon as I could, I moved to another boat for a happier rafting opprotunity :disgust

Harvey
SleepyC:moon

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hardee":d781c415 said:
That was a really bad day for somebody. Bummer. Probably no life lost or serious injury so that softens the blow, only a little. No fire, so no other boats involved. Hope things get better from her for that owner.

Harvey
SleepyC:moon

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On the other hand someone could be doing a well insured happy dance. :wink:
 
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