The Abode Wide Beam Canal and River Boat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- www.aztecfilms.co.uk/the-abode-widebeam/ The New and Used Boat Co commissioned us to create films for their new range of canal and river boats and the Abode is their new flagship (pardon the pun). Please enjoy the film and don't forget to visit our website or channel to see a selection our other films.
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Wooooooowwwwweeeeezzzzzr!!!!!!
love this I really want one
Very nice , wish I had the money.
love! love! love!
I would definitely live in this...but the mooring charges worry me because I feel they are a rent in themselves. I know they can move but I also know that you are limited to the canals with this width of boat. Anyway it was lovely and I would not be roughing it living aboard this...
Thats no doubt that this river boat is very nice .
This is defintely a kick ass nice "ship!"
Beautiful Beautiful. Very nice. In American waters you would need a engine to push against a 3 knot tide with a 1 to 2 foot sea or wake or chop, plus 10 to 20 knots of cross wind. This would be nice to build in the States.
Maybe a second hidden outboard to help with the wide rough sections of the east coast of America. Then glide with the tides? Tide Glide! I would love to build an Erie Canal type barge about 45 feet by 12 feet. I can build it of fiberglass, I have all the equipment. I have to finish two other vessel's first, then study this further. Thank you for showing a Widebeam.
the10thleper it’s a canal boat not a sea faring boat, you can’t complain that a car doesn’t fly so why compare a canal boat to something it’s not meant for?
Augustin Whitcomb Hoy, the rivers in America would be perfect for the widebeams, they will need an engine to handle windy areas and a bit of a tide. The rivers in America can be a half mile wide in some areas.
I wouldn't take it offshore!
@@the10thleper Canal boats just simply aren't meant for tidal rivers. It could handle the Thames, at best.
I don't get it ....the host is in the UK showing a wide beam boat for the UK ....he NEVER said the UK and USA ..why are you talking about America????? clearly it is NOT build for USA.... geesh😵
I would like to see this boat moored at Ebley wharf on the Stroudwater canal, which would be an excellent sales base.
Oh ok I'll have it then!
I'd happily sell my house and buy a boat like this, unfortunately I'd have no where to more it in Bournemouth! 😢
not to be picky, but why is the bedroom TV button at the foot of the bed and not the head?
I imagine you could press it with your toe.
Nice.
Funny about that stupid pop up tv. I mean its cool but funny because you could just have a mechanism to manually lift it up it a fraction of the time you have to hold your finger on the button, silly people.
QUITE😝🤪
Beautiful untill something breaks down.
The only thing I do not like about canal cruising is that the water looks very dirty....
Could it get up a lock?
Yes.
nice
You got to love that porno music in the background.Lol
Wow
Beautiful design and great engineering, but diesel should be a banned substance from the waterways of our networks before toxic gatherings and dead zones amassing upon the shorelines rid us completely of all fish life we had ever known.
Kind regards
LM
p.s. the maintenance of golf courses is the worst for this of course, but boating can at least try to make amends
The rules on claiming VAT back on a residential boat are not simple at all - and looking at this boat I'm not sure it would even qualify. The boat has to comply with several HMRC rules pertaining to displacement which can be calculated from its dimensions but in general the gunwale height on narrowboat-style widebeams means that they don't comply. It's really not as easy as this guy is saying.
Michael B it’s in all brochures, they wouldn’t say it if the boat didn’t fit the class surely
It is that easy mate. You declare it with the boat builder and they sort it out. You don't even pay the vat it's just taken off and the boatbuilders deal with it
I don't fancy it. Don't fancy it at all. Trust me when I say that this does not even begin to approach the threshold of American recreational vehicle luxury.
1) By American standards many of your waterways are more of a ditch in disrepair on the side of a dirty British lane. 2) Many of your pseudo canals are too filthy to sustain edible life. By comparison to the great canals of America, even the vast irrigation canals of the iconic American west, your dilapidated English ditches more closely resemble the open sewers of India and Africa. A luxurious view is what you get every time you set foot inside a 1-2 million $ American land yacht. You silly islanders. This has been fun. We must be sure to do it again some time. ; - )
@@servicarrider You know absolutely nothing about the English canals, evidently.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy And here you come along to excrete your twaddle. I think not.
@@servicarrider sounds more like you are the one excreting your twaddle....