MyEscape
Active Member
Due to the amazing amount of possitive and supportive posts I recieved when I originaly posted this thread: One of the best days of my life. I thought I would give you all a quick update. First of all thanks everyone for being so supportive. I must say I was a little blown away when I first started my new career, but everyday I am learning something new. Some days I suffer from brain over load but I love it. Every morning I can't wait to go to work because it doesn't feel like a job. I have helped a few new boat owners customize there boats with all the latest sports fishing equipment including prawn pullers, downriggers, electronics and more. I have already paticipated in a number of sales of Vessels over 20' which we will start construction of very soon. Best part is I work with a fantastic group that is always willing to help you.
So time to get to the point here's how I spent day 19 at my new career. I show up for work @ 8 am and the boss says your going out today. I said where. Taking the 32' Cruiser out for it's first ever sea trials and we need a deck hand so go help get it ready the boat hauler will be here in 10 minutes.I didn't know what to say but OKAY!!
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials2.jpg
We have to run it through many different run ups and water tests.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials3.jpg
This 32' Cruiser even has a bow thruster.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials.jpg
This 32' has a Single D6 Diesel & Cruises @ 28 knots with a top speed of over 33.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32CruiserInside.jpg
Here's a pic of the inside.
What a day, first time this Vessel has been on the water and everything went perfect. Was blown away that a diesel aluminum boat could be so quiet even @ 33 knots with some chop on the water. Words cannot express how I felt today.
I am being trained to do, both first ever and client sea trials on all the different styles of vessels we build. I know it's a hard job but someone has to do it.
Cheers ME
So time to get to the point here's how I spent day 19 at my new career. I show up for work @ 8 am and the boss says your going out today. I said where. Taking the 32' Cruiser out for it's first ever sea trials and we need a deck hand so go help get it ready the boat hauler will be here in 10 minutes.I didn't know what to say but OKAY!!
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials2.jpg
We have to run it through many different run ups and water tests.
![Big Grin :D :D](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png)
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials3.jpg
This 32' Cruiser even has a bow thruster.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32WaterTrials.jpg
This 32' has a Single D6 Diesel & Cruises @ 28 knots with a top speed of over 33.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c194/KLench/32CruiserInside.jpg
Here's a pic of the inside.
What a day, first time this Vessel has been on the water and everything went perfect. Was blown away that a diesel aluminum boat could be so quiet even @ 33 knots with some chop on the water. Words cannot express how I felt today.
I am being trained to do, both first ever and client sea trials on all the different styles of vessels we build. I know it's a hard job but someone has to do it.
Cheers ME