DiveWestOahu
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someone familiar with the "scuba shack's" boat (the old one) looking for info good or bad,,, it's for sale and I may be interested thanks in advance
question for da Maui guys
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ScubaSeanMaui
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I think he drives his boat full-out whenever possible. He seems to enjoy high speed.
I have never been on the boat so couldn't help you there.
I have never been on the boat so couldn't help you there.
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I think it's in decent shape -- it's been a while since I've been on it (like 2 years), but I don't think it's been driven any harder than other boats here... it's just set up to be faster, I guess.
I do recall that the way the gear racks were configured made getting geared up kind of crowded, and when you get back on the boat, there's a couple steps up (and down) over the engine cover that were annoying.
On the plus side, it's got a warm freshwater shower!
I do recall that the way the gear racks were configured made getting geared up kind of crowded, and when you get back on the boat, there's a couple steps up (and down) over the engine cover that were annoying.
On the plus side, it's got a warm freshwater shower!
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DiveWestOahu
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thanks for the comments!!
Shaka Doug
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I think that boat's been for sale for a long time. I dove off it (and it's twin) many times, many years ago, back when it had a TV on board. As far as I know I agree with Sean, it's been revved up close to the red line most of the time it's been out at sea.
Oooh! Now there's a strong selling point...someone brought up the warm freshwater showers...I've heard about the showers on Scuba Shack's boat many times. The one cool thing is that females always seemed to get extra special attention in the warm freshwater shower when the owner was on board. I've heard it over and over again. Are you williing to keep up the tradition if you become the new owner? It could almost be considered a mandatory duty.
I have a question too. If you do buy the boat Scotty, does it come with the best dive crew in the whole wide world or are you on your own? That could make it or break it for me depending on the price...
Oooh! Now there's a strong selling point...someone brought up the warm freshwater showers...I've heard about the showers on Scuba Shack's boat many times. The one cool thing is that females always seemed to get extra special attention in the warm freshwater shower when the owner was on board. I've heard it over and over again. Are you williing to keep up the tradition if you become the new owner? It could almost be considered a mandatory duty.
I have a question too. If you do buy the boat Scotty, does it come with the best dive crew in the whole wide world or are you on your own? That could make it or break it for me depending on the price...
ScubaSeanMaui
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LOL. I haven't heard ALL the stories... Maybe the boat speed improves the chances post dive? Back in SoCal some boats have jaccuzis...and bunks... he's be going nuts with that!
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DiveWestOahu
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jee i think i'm the one who started the shower tradition,,,,, if not i'll surely keep it going
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