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Thread: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

  1. #91

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by ozscott View Post
    Thats a sweet looking V19C mate - the opti would go well and I see the QL's on her...what does she cruise at and what is the top speed.

    Cheers

    Hi

    I try to sit on about 3800 most of the time, that's giving 26knts and real good economy (1.8km/l), it tops out at about 42 knts, could probably get a bit more if I played with props.

    QL's (or any tabs) are great on the Haines', best money I've spent on the boat.

    Cheers

    Bill

  2. #92

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by HH565L View Post
    Nice collection of boats.

    Here's a few of pics of my 1983 Haines Hunter 565L.





    hey hh565l

    thats is once tidy unit, very well kept

    cheers

    brett

  3. #93

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Anybody ever run a tape over a V19c
    The boat i measured was only actually 17.72 Ft long (5.4 meters)
    That was the boat without an outboard.
    I thought it was a bit strange.
    Interested to hear what other people have to say?

  4. #94

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    mate - that would not surprise me about the measurements - I have a Vagabond that is sold as a 6.4m/21 footer, but tape length is 19"9 or 19'10 without the outboard and bowsprit (and the bowsprit I addeed as a roller set up)...they used to run the tape to the back of the outboard and I think some manufacturers still list length overall which for them is to the back of the motor.

    Cheers


    PS. VC - thats a nice cruise set up mate. I might still be lured by Brian and get an opti. If you are going out in the next few weeks I am keen to get Nine Mile out and would love to see you opti in action.
    Boat: Seafarer Vagabond
    Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing

  5. #95

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Haines 773

  6. #96

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    troutcatcher you swinging 16x17or 18.5 . have you found a prop in between the two.

  7. #97

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Hi ozbee
    Yea i'm swinging a 16x17.... Im not grabin my revs so i would like to find a prop inbetween. Havn't had a chance to investigate props yet, i have been to busy goin fishing- spear fishing .....

  8. #98
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    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by GBC View Post
    Oooh - Bitch!!
    Don't worry GBC

    I'm refitting a 1989 Signature 2250SB, and it will be an eye opener for anyone that owns a mass produced glass boat.

    Pics of the before, during and after have been taken and will be posted when time permits

    Regards
    Steve

  9. #99

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by rhycebullimore View Post
    haines v17...cc....1/2 way though complete rebuild, every single chip of wood is removed...replaces with full composites everything redesigned right through to new gunnels and flood in kill well, center consol two rear comparments in combing/brand new motor well that can be esky's or live bait...coming along very very nice...10" bobs machince shop hydraulic jacking plate, brand new 140 suzuki, hydraulic steering, full glassed bow sprit front achorwell/dry storage...

    does anyone feel the need for trim tabs on this model boat ?
    Looking at doing a similar job on a V17 c to cc. Just looking for info on where you get the composites stringers, new gunnels etc.

    Would love to see some pics

    Cheers,

    Matt

  10. #100

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Matt talk to the guys at Sharpline Boats in Lonsdale www.sharplineboats.com.au they should be able to help you out with glass stringers and gunwale rubber.

  11. #101

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by matt fraser View Post
    Looking at doing a similar job on a V17 c to cc. Just looking for info on where you get the composites stringers, new gunnels etc.

    Would love to see some pics

    Cheers,

    Matt
    Have a look at this one

    http://www.seamedia.com.au/_tmp/seamedia-SWYUSN.pdf

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  12. #102

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by HH565L View Post
    Nice collection of boats.

    Here's a few of pics of my 1983 Haines Hunter 565L.





    One of the most beautiful as well as functional rigs i've seen. Absolutely luv that model and any mods you've done just work in brilliant with its lines.
    Some boats are just sweet and i'm guessing it isnt by accident...lots of thought must've gone into it.
    Credit toy you. If she rides as well as she looks never let her go.

    IMO much better looking rig than anything on the market today.

  13. #103

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    very nice troutcatcher!
    what sort of performance numbers are you seeing with the 300. What powered it previously?

  14. #104

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Ozbee, Did you end up finding out where the freshwater was leaking into the cabin?
    Hempy

  15. #105

    Re: Haines Hunter Appreciation Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by mowerman View Post
    Link isn't working Rod, but I've seen the boat through searching old threads. Very nice!

    Cheers,

    Matt

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