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Originally Posted by pbmaise
In the case of my vessel that would mean the most critical photo is one in a spot I have never taken a photo. The hydraulic drive on the autopilot is what provides days and days of smooth sailing without having to sit at the wheel 24/7 |
Yep; I'm with them! And that photo of the AP drive would be great to see. During our search I've been surprised to see just how many
boats are advertised and have 1 or 0 photos of the
engine compartment,
rudder bearings (not always visible), generator/hour meter, engine hour meters,
steering shaft,
anchor windlass and locker,
sails up and open...
It's easy to keep a
salon table and
galley clean, but I only need one shot of each. I looked at a listing yesterday that must have had 6 shots of those two items.
I also learned a lesson from a
broker about ex
charter boat listings. They will often use photos of the
boat from early on in its life!
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