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[2019 Viking 48 Convertible LAST DANCE] This vessel will be on display at the Palm Beach International Boat Show! This is an incredible opportunity to own a like-new 48 Viking Convertible with all the bells and whistles! This beauty comes equipped with Seakeeper, Garmin electronics, ice maker, water maker, teak cockpit, Stars & Stripes hull and more. With less than 630 hours on her MAN engines, she's practically brand new. Contact HMY Yacht Sales Professional Mike McCarthy for details 📱: (772) 631-2838 📥: mmccarthy@hmy.com Listing: https://www.hmy.com/yachts-for-sale/viking-48-convertible-sport-fisher-2019-last-dance/ HMY.com: https://www.hmy.com/ Yachts for sale: https://www.hmy.com/yachts-for-sale/ Sell Your Yacht: https://www.hmy.com/sell-your-yacht/ Our social media handles: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HMYYachtSales/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hmyyachts/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/560708/ Website: https://www.hmy.com/
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Ormai l’invasione dei foil è allo stadio avanzato: le appendici si sono insinuate in ogni forma di vela, da quella acrobatica a quella più “soft”, da quella oceanica a quella giovanile. Guardate un po’ questo video, postato da Peter Warfvinge sul suo profilo Facebook: alla SSPA Chalmers, azienda svedese attiva in vari settori, dalla logistica portuale all’idrodinamica, stanno facendo volare gli optimist, grazie a un foil a T al posto della lama di deriva e un timone anch’esso a T.
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The worse thing to find on your deck are little screws, bolts, and nuts. Where did they come from? Something important? Well Toni found a small set screw and we could not find anything within reach that it might belong to so up the mast I had to go. It belonged to the windex. I put some threadlock on it and returned it where it had escape, with a stern scolding. I am getting too old for this :(
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