OCEANIA MARINE Nordhavn 62 Re-launch

Lone Wolf a Nordhavn 62 is back in the water after a refit at Oceania Marine Shipyard.

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[shananagans5]

If a motor needs to be replaced, how do you do that on a GRP boat? I realize that isn't a likely scenario but I have always wondered that because at the shows it sure doesn't look that possibility has been planned for.

[Oceaniamarine]

@shananagans5

There is normally a 'soft patch' in the deck above the engine room that can be taken off and the engine craned out. On the Nordhaven I am not sure what they have arranged but I am sure it will be something like that.

[MF11283]

whats the deal with the bulb? looks almost like there is a hatch in the tip, what is that?

[Oceaniamarine]

@MF11283 Its the forward scanning Sonar

[movingzachb]

He says its a Nordhavn 64' but the descriptions reads 62'.

Either way it is a beautiful boat.

[Oceaniamarine]

@movingzachb - A slip of the tongue - it's a 62

[shananagans5]

@Oceaniamarine Cool thx. I don't work with boats but I do work with steel. Seems to me it would be much easier to just cut a hole in the easiest spot & weld it back up when your done. Fiberglass just seems so much harder to do that but I guess there is no other way and having a designed in area for that makes sense. Like an area that doesn't effect the overall structure. Anyways, thx for the answer.

[shananagans5]

@Oceaniamarine Cool. Thx. 

[Oceaniamarine]

@PrincessPignatelli All fixed - thanks for that

[PrincessPignatelli]

This is a Norhavn 62, not a Nordhavn 64. The 64 is a completely different boat.