I can try to get all informasjon from my grandfather, but i now the 2 last years he had the boat it was a shrimpstråler between Bergen and Stavanger in the fjords to fish shrimp, And on wintertime he yous to going to Lofoten for cod seson it was rigged backwards for 2 type of rigging and a crane. The Scania engine is not a 600hp or maby original it was, but it was tuned down to around 400-450 hk in his ownership to save fuel. And the shelterdeck was not on the boat when i had it.
you might be right there .. if you remove the turbo from the engine it will be around 400-450. hp. i found some random engine part all owner the place when i got it. they might haw put the turbo back on after that.
You definitely have a diamond in the rough. It helps you’re a boat mechanic. I have had boats in the past, so I like to watch boat shows, and there’s lots of them to watch. Plus a interesting personality helps, like yours. Where are you located? I’m gonna keep an eye on you seeing how you progress. Good luck….Bill from a warm Florida
thanks a lot bill. well a bit of knowledge newer hurts when you haw projects like this to work on . i am located in southern sweden. i will be constructing the new bead room after new years so stay tuned :)
This year I buy boat in Sweden. And I see boat like this. But this boat is big and heavy. I scare how big price I must pay if you must repare wood hull. And who take aut too backyard 50 tons boat. So I buy 41ft steel sailboat. Please make video how much cost this boat and how much you mast pay every month.
@@CountSaintGermain good price, good size. And port place? I pay 3300€ boat, 1100€ backyard for 1 year, 780€ boat stativ, 3100€ transfer 100km. And I must invest 15 000€. So it is 5 years project. But now I check job in Sweden.
Frames are rotten. Wouldn't take her out anywhere. Most marinas require surveys and insurance now, so I'd take that into consideration when buying a boat to live on.
Fibreglass on a hull like that is only done for one reason . That steel bracing in the fore peak is another red flag .As a houseboat she'll maybe do !!
@@CountSaintGermain glad you had a safe trip. Chances of a tragedy at sea are high in this case. There are many beams that you will not be able to inspect, and I'm sure there is others in bad shape. I inspected a converted trawler in similar condition. It was also fiberglassed over to avoid a major structural refit and leaks. At least pay the $500.00 to have a surveyor tell you where you stand. Worse case scenario is you have to keep it at the dock permenantly.
My brother, I have just seen you, and I enjoyed it to much!! It is wonderful your homeboat ando your boat life !! I send you a hook from Argentina !! I have suscribed to your channel, I´ll see you in next videos! I dream to rich a boat to my self one day...I´m going behind that...Blessing for you !!
I am starting to feel old if I hear someone say there are a lot of CD's while showing records 🙂 Nice camera work, love the colour balance. (I live on a 11m steel sailboat in the Netherlands)
I use a Diesel heater (200 mL diesel per hour) and an electric heater. No problem to get it hot inside. The electric (oil)radiator is now on the minimum setting (500W) and it turns on every now and then. The diesel heater I use if temperatures get under zero C. The boat is well isolated (10 cm foam on the sides and top))
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cool to see this boat agin. my grandfather was owner of this boat for some years.
that's awesome . is there anything you can tell me about it everything you know would be great.
I can try to get all informasjon from my grandfather, but i now the 2 last years he had the boat it was a shrimpstråler between Bergen and Stavanger in the fjords to fish shrimp, And on wintertime he yous to going to Lofoten for cod seson it was rigged backwards for 2 type of rigging and a crane. The Scania engine is not a 600hp or maby original it was, but it was tuned down to around 400-450 hk in his ownership to save fuel. And the shelterdeck was not on the boat when i had it.
you might be right there .. if you remove the turbo from the engine it will be around 400-450. hp. i found some random engine part all owner the place when i got it. they might haw put the turbo back on after that.
The Clueless Guy❤
You definitely have a diamond in the rough. It helps you’re a boat mechanic. I have had boats in the past, so I like to watch boat shows, and there’s lots of them to watch. Plus a interesting personality helps, like yours. Where are you located? I’m gonna keep an eye on you seeing how you progress. Good luck….Bill from a warm Florida
thanks a lot bill. well a bit of knowledge newer hurts when you haw projects like this to work on . i am located in southern sweden. i will be constructing the new bead room after new years so stay tuned :)
We chuckled when you were showing the "C.D.s " CHEERS from HERE!
haha thanks. i haw a passion for old stuff. i think i haw about a 1000 of thos cd,s.. .. the plan is to record them digitally ;)
Yeah I thought they were records
My dad have fising boat exaktly like this i think it was buliy on same drawing and same shipyard. U know how man of this was bulit?
i will s´chek when i get home i think i haw the original pappers.. but its from a big boat yard in norway
Primo buen video !!!!!!!
This year I buy boat in Sweden. And I see boat like this. But this boat is big and heavy. I scare how big price I must pay if you must repare wood hull. And who take aut too backyard 50 tons boat.
So I buy 41ft steel sailboat.
Please make video how much cost this boat and how much you mast pay every month.
i will do that. i paid about 5000 euros for it. a steel sail boat is a good chois
@@CountSaintGermain good price, good size. And port place?
I pay 3300€ boat, 1100€ backyard for 1 year, 780€ boat stativ, 3100€ transfer 100km. And I must invest 15 000€. So it is 5 years project. But now I check job in Sweden.
that sounds good.. what typ of boat is it
@@CountSaintGermain I think Bruce Roberts Hull, one mast, volvo penta 36hp.
Always aware in stormy times, if you are at some party, whats going on home🤯 but wonderfull way of living
it som kind of fredom
I don’t know of any marinas in my area that would allow this boat in and that’s even if you could get insurance
That's a fantastic looking boat you have there and a great length too. Huge amount of space no doubt! Looking forward to more videos, Just subscribed!
haw am doing some construction in the front space right now.. video should be up on Monday or something like that .
@@CountSaintGermain I'm looking forward to it!
Bravo........u talked dollars.........but no numbers........slip......insurance.......lic......building know a days.....every thing pricie......cheers
i will bee doing a more in depth reviuve . in a moth or two
That doesn’t sound like his place. He sounds confused…
maby
Frames are rotten. Wouldn't take her out anywhere. Most marinas require surveys and insurance now, so I'd take that into consideration when buying a boat to live on.
Fibreglass on a hull like that is only done for one reason . That steel bracing in the fore peak is another red flag .As a houseboat she'll maybe do !!
it felt stable and solid on the trip home. from Kalmar to helsingör in pity bad whether. it tock 36 hours and 1200 liters of disel.
@@CountSaintGermain glad you had a safe trip. Chances of a tragedy at sea are high in this case. There are many beams that you will not be able to inspect, and I'm sure there is others in bad shape. I inspected a converted trawler in similar condition. It was also fiberglassed over to avoid a major structural refit and leaks. At least pay the $500.00 to have a surveyor tell you where you stand. Worse case scenario is you have to keep it at the dock permenantly.
@@aquious953 you might be right. but life is full of tragedy in my experience.
Hi buddies the galley not the kitchen but love the oat
thnks.. ther will be a galley uppgrade komming in the future
Excellent. This is my idea of BOAT videos on YT. Just subbed.
exelent .. then i will keep posting :)
Bless you😱😱😱😱
Now i do understand why they where fiberglassing the hull of this olf fishingtrawler. Stay safe. Greatings from norway
well they did a good job with thee fiberglass its at leas a centimeter thik.
Hva med all råte i spant framme i baugen?
det är lungt
Thanks for a well guided tour!
No Problem i am glad you liked it
Walk away from this heap of trouble . Please don't spend another penny on this .
dot worry be happy.. life i to short to not take risks you know
cutting out the stringers??
watched and subscribed. Nice boat.
thanks .. there will be mor boat related video comin up sone
Sauna sounds great man, nice boat though
yeah i think thats what it is going to bee in the end. it a good place to live i haw to say.
Klima ombord er vel fuktig nok, selv uten en sauna. 😅
My brother, I have just seen you, and I enjoyed it to much!! It is wonderful your homeboat ando your boat life !! I send you a hook from Argentina !! I have suscribed to your channel,
I´ll see you in next videos! I dream to rich a boat to my self one day...I´m going behind that...Blessing for you !!
thanks a lott man.. im glad you like it.. god bles you to brother
How very excellent. I will laugh all night about the chickens....I was goin fish/vegan on mine...
i whas tolde by the port authoety i couldent haw chikens on my boat. so i got pigeons insted
Wow. Not sure what to make of all this. Subscribed so I can digest this incredible vessel. How long have you owned and been living on her?
for abut 3 years,, haven't don a lot on it until now.. i got distracted by other projects. but iys about time it gets don.
can this ship sail ?
no unfortunatly not is only a motor ship.. but maby i should try puting a mast on it :)
@@CountSaintGermain I agree. Better to make sailing brig.
Good ship primo and good to see Laika is doing good. Ill see you soon
thanks :) i hope to see you soon as well my brother.
I am starting to feel old if I hear someone say there are a lot of CD's while showing records 🙂 Nice camera work, love the colour balance. (I live on a 11m steel sailboat in the Netherlands)
haha i get confused some times English's is my third language. ahh thats sounds nice. what do you use to stay warm in the winter time?
I use a Diesel heater (200 mL diesel per hour) and an electric heater. No problem to get it hot inside. The electric (oil)radiator is now on the minimum setting (500W) and it turns on every now and then. The diesel heater I use if temperatures get under zero C. The boat is well isolated (10 cm foam on the sides and top))
im looking in to different heating options
Sorry to much of flip flopping ideas you don't really know what to do
it mor a question of wher to start