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What to do with Seawise Davits

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What to do with Seawise Davits

Postby SanJuanDreamer » September 13th, 2019, 11:07 am

Question for you...
My Carver 350 was sunk by a local mechanic last year.
Note: think about over insuring you boat...
It sank to the bottom and considered salvage.
I was able to keep the dinghy and it has Seawise davits.
I plan to sell the dinghy, is it worth the time and expense to remove the davits and sell?


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Re: What to do with Seawise Davits

Postby darrenlife » September 13th, 2019, 7:29 pm

Absolutely, the manual is probably $3k and the powered version around $5k

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