They’re Helping Us Rescue Our Deck!
This episode kicks off with us sharing some great news about our deck! Like many production boats around the world, the non-skid on our deck was created using the Gibco Flex-Mold system. Significant damage was done to our deck by the warranty teams in Trinidad, and in trying to find a solution we ended up being able to meet JB, who until very recently owned Gibco.
We'll also show you a bit of what's been happening around the boat, with Tynan needing to deconstruct the watermaker while Teesh splices a whole new lifting bridge for the tender.
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0:00 The Deck Plan!
6:42 Watermaker & Lifting Bridle
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