Sinking Trimaran Sailboat is a TOTAL LOSS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2023
- After meeting with the insurance company again and meeting the marine engineer at the trimaran sailboat the insurance company has determined it a be total loss. They discovered some of the main structure was too badly damaged!
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Thank you and goodnight..... That's completely knackered
Thanks for watching!
Incredibly sad to see a total loss. But I wouldn't take that boat if they gave it to me!
Tomorrow is the rest of the story for this poor boat! Video comes out about 930ish.
Like watching yall shows wish they would be longer 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍
Thanks John longer or more often?
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@@johnverdin6600 🤣😝 you must be crazy …. 👍
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well done video.
Thanks did you see the first video?
All depends, but I’d expect under 200k to fix. Elecs and motor will need to be outsourced; hull repairs could be done but will require time. Lots of time to dry out the core and re-glass. Still, a heck of a lot of boat for the money!
Just depends what you can buy it for …. Lots of work & time!
Personally I wouldn't take on this boat/project regardless of price or even if it was priced at $0 with free delivery.
The damage you see is lucky to be 20% of the total damage.
Structurally you could never be confident, hearing creaks at night while you're battling a storm could be the last night of your life!
Just not worth the risk.
Damn shame for the owners.
I say loss but there are people out there that would buy and fix.
Yup some people may depending on the insurance company.... this is a big job!
Great episode! Thanks for sharing! sad to see a boat in that condition but it is pretty expensive to bring it back up to seaworthiness after all that damage is incurred on the hull and to the other parts of the boat...
Well you thought this one was good well we unfortunately have another one that got rescued a week ago …. That has been a long time client! The 72ft Marquis which has been in our vids quite a bit! It’s coming soon.
@@WillFixThat 👍👍Cool not that the boat got destroyed just that more content.. never take pleasure in another man's pain.. :(
@@ThoughtfulWander exactly we are pretty tore up about it …. Don’t wish it for anyone.
@@ThoughtfulWander he had me interview him that day!
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Reminds me of the inside of my friend’s house on Ft. Myers Beach after Ian. Every drawer, cup, dish, sink… etc was full of black smelly salt water!
Probably some resemblance… sorry 😢 both tragic!
Nice project for somebody still
Yes it’s a big expensive project we have another project coming very soon another sinking 🥴 plus we finally find our own project boat!
When your on your phone and the boss walks around the corner never try to cover it up by opening the nearest medicine cabinet lmao 8:16 makes it look way worse 😂prolly get u fired frfr
🤣 yes he looks guilty!
Sailing dauntless did their own on a Leopard cat that sank deeper and had pretymuch the same damage but .... they had prior experience and it was a killer of a job.
Yup it could be a killer job! We definitely could have done it if the insurance company/owner wanted to pay for repairs. We unfortunately didn’t get paid for our work on this boat!
Can always be repaired, the issue here is labor and storage costs. It’s already mounted a huge bill I am pretty sure.
Absolutely pricey to have a boat sit at a yard without it being worked on.
Right off.
A stressful one!
When you mentioned the structural portion I think total loss. Not to mention the mold. BTW I was a marine CH 46 mechanic.
Yes it’s a total loss no fixing it for the insurance company!
Sell the rigging, then turn into a power tri livaboard for Garrison moorings or Fleming, it will be lightning resistant also!
Could be possible a lot of work before hand! And expensive at Robbie’s!
A case of flex seal and it’s ready to go!
Lol only if that were true 🤣
Interesting read on this design and it's larger brothers by owners and those that have sailed on it. Just one look at the design I would pass and then threads by those that own and have sailed confirmed first glances.
Interesting
There have been some not so happy Neel customers!
@@SVPearler Like anything I guess those that love it those that hate it!
😢th-cam.com/video/h7M2_Q9RreU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8lpNM8JpSGR9-Gjq hopefully it wasnt built like this guys.
not surprised
This video is for tomorrow not sure how you saw it 🤔 were you able to watch it?
@@WillFixThat yup, you musta hit enter by mistake?
@@ajdahun Not sure I published it this morning!
It would be faster to build a new one than repair that one
@@joemears565 great point your probably right!
did he say the bow thruster went under water? OH no ............check it out at 0.50 seconds...hahahah
Probably when the boat sank.
@@WillFixThat and maybe even before that
I was thinking that they live under water.and found that comment amusing
Oh noooooo. I feel so bad for the owners and for the boat. I’m sure if you throw enough time and money at it, it’s fixable???? Not sure if it’s worth it though. Waiting for bated breath for the next episode
This is our last episode…. It’s a total loss so insurance company owns it! We did the first episode like 4 weeks again took time to get to this point! We unfortunately have another one coming our long time client his 72 ft started sinking on Monday! Matt was on vacation & I arranged for an emergency haul out! TowBoat saved it! It’s been stressful around here 🥴
@@WillFixThat wow. That’s a ton of work. It would be fun to see a repair.
@@ajsonstegard5729 you’ll be able to see a repair very soon! Plus we finally found our project boat but we need to focus on our clients 72ft first!
About 250K to fix, not including rigging, translate to 650K Key West money.
I'd give maybe 25K, if the rigging is good and fix it, with a 200K budget.
More than half of the project would be accounting about half of the work being done labor free by me, and cleaning up some of the equipment/ engine/generator, etc.
Sounds like you got a good plan! I’m sure it’s gotten much worse now since it’s just been sitting! Remember they didn’t have us rinse it down!
@@WillFixThat And it would probably take me 7- 10 years to complete.
@@tuck6464 oh yikes you don't want this mess then ... cause being in a boatyard that long can be pricey!
@@WillFixThat I forgot to mention some of the nasty side effects, such as but not limited to 750k marina fees .
@@tuck6464 exactly 😂
Why isn't the first thing done is a fresh water rinse, then get all the water out? I disagree with it being a total loss, and the entire hulls probably don't need replaced.
Well the structural engineer said it was not worth fixing with all the damage!
honestly that boat someone would love to do as a project like me so shameful to waste such great boats
This one’s pretty bad …. We have a 72 ft yacht coming soon! Just started sinking on Monday a long time client of ours. Matt was on vacation & I arranged for an emergency haul out! Coming soon 🥴
I wouldn’t take a free Neel even if it was brand new from the factory, let alone in this shape!
There’s something to be said about that 👍
The Boat is Salvageable. As Far as the Bottom, You Just Replace the Bulkheads in the Hulls. We Live in Modern Times. There is a Company in Philadelphia That Can Create Carbon Fiber Pieces. They Make Big Pieces. They Digital Scan the Area, and Create Them. I'd Put Carbon Fiber Hulls on Them.
Someone can take it on … a ton of work.
She is a loss. I am not a sailboat guy but someone might have a fun project. It will take many years and I would estimate over $250,000-500,000 (doing it myself 1/2 a@@ed) to repair and replace everything. It’s is over 50’. I would not even want it if free. Not to mention storage costs. To pay someone I would guess 600,000-1.2. It should have been left as an artificial reef. 😂
Your right it’s a mess …. The trauma too! Unfortunately our clients beautiful 72ft Marquis just nearly sank on Monday! Mayday call & it was saved & we arranged for an emergency haul out! It’s been stressful around here!
would not work as artificial reef since it does not sink....
Man most of those prices are so inflated the boat could take wing!!
Prices weren’t inflated for where the boat is located.
Yep a mess for sure. fixable sure.. anything is fixable for the right price.. Depends on if the owner's want to spend the money and time to do it or just get a new boat I guess..
Well it’s up too the insurance company… the cost got to be right about the same as having a new one.
@@WillFixThat yeah all boils down to the bean counters :)
@@ThoughtfulWander exactly
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If you want to play ....you got to pay !
Yikes.
100k probably and then 200k to make it seaworthy
Probably a bit more than that ….
What a mess ! Too bad it looked like an absolute beautiful boat before it’s accident.
Yup we have another beauty coming soon …. 72ft Marquis we’ve done a few videos on it but it started sinking a week ago 😢
Not that bad . I have a 43 belize thst I got from insurance for 10,000 usd . She ran into another catamran which put door sized holes in the port hull . She flooded and capsized broke her mast which turned to nunchcks with the rigging damaging the coach roof and deck . She was upside down for 6weeks befor we got her . Cost us about $130,000 bds or $65,000 usd to right her . Float her . Drag her on to the beach . Rebuild the two engines . Strip her. Rewire her with basic wiring. And launcher . And about a year of 5day a week work with just him and one other guy .
That boat there myfrownd is a piece of cake . #calypsocruisesbarbados
Yikes sorry to hear …. That sucks Nick! We have another one coming up that we will be repairing…. Was sinking a week ago … 72 ft yacht! Posting video this weekend.
I would take it on as a project if the price was right.
There’s a ton of work here will keep you busy for awhile!
This is doable. She can bes salvaged. Thanks to the boat beeing unsinkable, water was only like 1 Meter high in the boat. I m owning a Neel 45, sailed a lot on the 51 (this is a Neel 51) also, I`d pay 200 k for it and have it repaied if this was a boat for me (which it is not, beeing too heavy and showing a very poor sailing performance compared to the 45.)
Yes anything is doable if you have enough money!
Bone Structure, It's a 300k Boat. Everything Else, is Accessories. 35k for a Generator? 50k for an Engine...? Wha...?
Boat is like a million.
Ask sailing Dauntless!
Thanks.
@WillFixThat not sure if you know of them, they are in the process of fixing a sunken 50ft Leopard, both hulls ripped open. It's been a huge job. Right down to the wiring.
@@SVPearler sounds a lot like this one except this one prolly has much more damage! This one has wiring too … We don’t know Dauntless!
@WillFixThat they have done a great job, from removing about 4 tons of sand out of the boat to hull rebuilds, refitting much of the interior. They picked it up as a salvage. They have a youtube channel.
@@SVPearler Thanks for sharing!
I think it's a wash!!!, sorry!!! It would take more the it's worth!!!! That's my opinion!!! So very sorry for the losss!!!
Yup very sad …. We just had a long time client nearly sink his boat on Monday! It will be coming soon 72ft very traumatizing!
I guess a very handy person with a lot of time on their hands could make it worthwhile if they got this for free?
Yes keyword is free.
The poopie tank GROSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Terrible we didn't even think of it ... until later!
It’s to be scrapped!
Yes 👍
That is a lot of damage, someone's day got ruined. Do you ever buy salvaged equipment from the scrapers?
Yes this was terrible! Unfortunately it just happened to one of our long time clients on Monday! The luxury yacht 72ft Marquis was sinking … we got an emergency haul out & Matt was on vacation! To answer your question we do not buy salvage we are too busy servicing the docks! - msg from Karriann
willing to make a ofter on it. who do i e-mail or ring from new zealand willing to ship it thanks
We aren’t part of the process anymore! I’m not sure it’s status!
Totaled
Yes unfortunately!
With the machine space flooded and the structural damage shown I think it’s a write off . It could be repaired by a new owner if they have the skills but a boatyard fix is going to be too expensive.
Yes agree … it’s a total loss!
Black Water is Human Waste Water. Grey Water is Like Shower Drain/Sink Drain Water. Blue Water, is What That Boat Was Designed For.
Exactly
For restoration I say $130000.00
For the hull alone you’ll need to add a bit more!
Sailing dauntless would fix it 😂
We can fix it too …. But not worth the trouble we have a one come up for you! The 72ft Marquis we have a few videos on it already. Matt was on vacation and I stayed back is case … well it started sinking on Monday 🥴 so we arranged for an emergency haul out!
Locals will buy it for scrap. Throw some epoxy on those holes. Rip out the engines and electronics/
Put a big out board on back of each hull. Use it for fishing.
Sounds like a plan not one we want 🤣
@@WillFixThat I follow several cruiser youtubers and I remember one was from near Fuji I think where locals salvaged an abandoned Catamaran off a reef.
They gutted it and put an outboard on each hull and used it for fishing haha.
No certification required.
@@Bill23799 brilliant 👍
Write off, if the electrics motor etc were ok it may be worth saving, depending on the value of that tri. But thats a ton of work, I'm saying write off
Definitely a mess ….
$500,000 -$750,000 to rebuild
You might be pretty close! It’s a total loss poor thing!
If it were my boat I would hope the insurance company totaled it! With the electrical being under water it will never be the way it should.
Exactly right!
Your prices for engine and generator seem shockingly high. A 250hp Yanmar diesel (4LV250) has a list price around $15k, what did this have in it that was worth $50k? A new CAT C12 ACERT marine diesel around 700hp is $40k and for $50k you could get a 860-1000hp C12.9. A 20 kW Kohler marine diesel generator, enclosed for noise suppression, is well under $20k. Still, that boat is trashed. I don't think anyone could every make me happy that they had adequately repaired the hull.
We never even got to the pricing on our side but maybe the marine surveyor & structural guy were throwing around some numbers with Matt it could also be with labor … cause insurance wants that and it’s all a rough estimate ~ this is Karriann
They also have to include labor to remove the old motors and install the new ones
Yep those prices are what happens when you pull them out of your ass! I had a good laugh when he said 50K for the main engine.
I believe you could fix it. The cost could be more then a new one.
We can fix but way too much … we have our eyes on a new project 🥴 a long time client the 72 Marquis was saved from sinking on Monday! Matt was on vacation & I stayed behind just in case needless to say we had an emergency we got it haul out on Monday!
I'd watch a TH-cam channel doing a repair.
You’ll need a few for this project!
@@WillFixThat maybe Sailing La Vagabonde can do it. So they can see how the other halve live. They never seem to be in a boatyard ever lol.
@@davemillan3360their projects must not have holes in the hull cause if so you’d want to be on land… this boat would sink again in no time!
Total loss the price to repair it over a million. Plus your going to put in tons of man power. It's junk
Yes .... did you see our live we did on Friday .... we just had a long time customer sinking on Monday .... so that is our focus for now! The big 72 foot luxury yacht... we've done a few videos on that boat already! Well now we have a series.
i'll pay 20bucks
It would be nice.
If it's a Neel, scrap it. They're poorly built to begin with.
It was just bought by a guy we know … hope he’s got a few 100k
@@WillFixThat Please ask him to check out some of the Neel quality videos, if this is a Neel. Some of the Neel 47s have glued and not tabbed bulkheads. Those bulkheads are separating from the hull.
@@LoanwordEggcornyes a Neel …. Definitely not good if glued together!
@@WillFixThat Please see: th-cam.com/video/h7M2_Q9RreU/w-d-xo.html title: "NEEL Trimarans Quality Disaster Series Production - Owners report - Dozens boats structural damaged"
Ain't a fan of trimarans. Junk it out. Waste of carbon. This thing is too beat to fix.
Yup way too tore up!