Fishing boat recovery from Fleetwood dock.

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Fishing boat recovery from Fleetwood dock.

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Thought this was interesting, especially being so close to home.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXVYAIF886k
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Re: Fishing boat recovery from Fleetwood dock.

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Nice one Pete, here's some history https://www.mmcdivingservices.co.uk/cas ... v-colline/
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Thanks Mick.
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Interesting. I wonder how much the firm charged for it's recovery and dismantling, netting off any scrap value. At least a 10 man team on site for 3 weeks plus equipment hire and transportation.

Could read across to the sunk boat in Glasson Marina ?

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Roger wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 3:27 pm Interesting. I wonder how much the firm charged for it's recovery and dismantling, netting off any scrap value. At least a 10 man team on site for 3 weeks plus equipment hire and transportation.

Could read across to the sunk boat in Glasson Marina ?

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Roger
Hi Roger
I dread to think what it cost and was surprised at how long it took, alongside the quay in a calm dock.
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