by rose.dev | Nov 30, 2020 | Boating News, Boating Tips
The Rocna anchor was designed by New Zealand sailor Peter Smith, who has been designing, building, and sailing boats since the early 1960’s. Over 100,000 nautical miles of cruising, Peter experienced the same anchoring problems that are still prevalent today – needing...
by rose.dev | Jul 14, 2020 | Boating News, Boating Tips, Buy or Selling, Marketing News
The Benefits of a Catamaran There is always a great debate between which is better the multi hull or the mono hull. While both have their pros and cons, I certainly recommending researching the benefits of a catamaran thoroughly before making a decision. All serious...
by rose.dev | Apr 21, 2020 | Boating Tips
Join Brendon Grieve from Motoryachts Unlimited as he explains how to depart and return to a fixed jetty pylon berth at Pier 21 Marina in East Fremantle on his own. As a boat broker you are often in a short handed position where you need to handle a boat on your own....
by rose.dev | Jun 11, 2019 | Boating Tips
I recently listed a Sealegs 7.1m RIb for sale. It was a great opportunity to get to know the model and learn how to operate it correctly. The performance from the 150HP Evinrude Etech was outstanding and suited the hull weight and balance. Learning how to launch and...
by rose.dev | Jun 14, 2018 | Boating Tips, Engine overheating, Maintenance Tips
On a clean hull, run your engines flat out every so often to make sure they are performing to spec and not overheating! I can’t reinforce enough the importance of flushing and or removing your engine heat exchangers every few years. Yet another pre-owned boat...
by rose.dev | Jan 6, 2018 | Boating Tips
Getting an offer on a boat is often the easy part of the sales process, holding a deal together once the pre-purchase inspections begin is where a good broker really earns their fee. Let’s face it, even the best maintained pre-owned boat will still be picked to bits...
