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- Step aboard the stunning Downeast lobster style True North 34 OE with Dan Krier, Vice President of Marine Servicenter in Seattle! ⚓️
In this exclusive walkthrough video, Dan takes you on a detailed tour of this luxurious cruiser, highlighting its spacious interior, impressive features, and powerful outboard performance. Discover why the True North 34 OE is the perfect blend of classic elegance and modern innovation.
Explore the True North 34 OE:
Spacious salon and galley: Perfect for entertaining or relaxing with family and friends.
Comfortable stateroom: Retreat to a peaceful haven after a day on the water.
Expansive cockpit: Enjoy breathtaking views and fresh air while cruising or at anchor.
Twin 350 HP outboards: Experience exhilarating speed and exceptional fuel efficiency.
Learn more about the True North 34 OE: truenorth.yach...
Connect with Marine Servicenter:
Website: www.marinesc.com
Contact Dan Krier:
Email: dan@marinesc.com
Phone: (206) 323-2405
True North 34 OE in Seattle: marinesc.com/y...
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You have a great report with the various manufacturer reps and are able to contribute your own observations without getting in the way of the sales pitch.
I'd be concerned about the water in the bilge considering the Rep. Knew it was being filmed!
It is not unusual for this type of boat as water gets in through the anchor locker as well as many other boats too. Even around other deck openings like the storage locker hatch has a drain on aft port side if you paid attention when he opened it. The seals on the hatch will prevent the water from dropping straight down over the lip. But you don't want water remaining inside the lip area. No I have no connection to the company or Yacht Lens. Just someone who has been around a lot of boats.
It rained alot that day, water dripped in when he opened it earlier before the walk thru. Bilge pump had not engaged yet as it does with a bit more water. No she is water tight with great seals it was not a leak. We get some good rains out there in the Pacific Northwest. Thanks for watching.