Boating, Swedish style

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Originally Posted by Carbon

Lol, just commenting on different styles.

Is that a Superboat? Is Mariner still available in Europe, or is it strictly Mercury now?

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I know, just kidding :)

Its a very modified Crum 21. A swedish boat. Think you can by Mariner here but Its just a Merc with a grey sticker in it :P

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Originally Posted by Eli

Great pictures!!!


Sent from my Bat Cave...

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Thank you Eli!

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Originally Posted by riverrunner1984

Looks like a beautiful place!

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It is. Not california hot but good enough :)

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Originally Posted by Zander

Thank you Eli!

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What are the temperatures like in the summer?

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Originally Posted by Eli

What are the temperatures like in the summer?

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Around 23-25 Celcius. The water is around 20-22 if we are lucky

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Originally Posted by Zander

Around 23-25 Celcius. The water is around 20-22 if we are lucky

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Those sound like Seattle numbers.........very nice boating up there in the summertime.....lucky you :thumb:

Great thread Zander. So glad you remembered us again. You always have great stuff. Who is the racing team that you crew for?

The pictures look great Zander. I have done some boating in the Fjords of Norway, but haven't done any lake boating. The Scandinavians always have a great Nachspiel after a day of boating (I don't know the term in Swedish)....they definitely know how to party!!

Anyways, back to boating. Lets see more pics.

That Crum is a good looking hull. Is that your boat? What is the Horsepower of the engine? What kind of speeds do you see in it in optimal conditions?

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Originally Posted by Wendi

Great thread Zander. So glad you remembered us again. You always have great stuff. Who is the racing team that you crew for?

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Hey Wendi, I am a mechanic/fotographer for Team Hansen Marine. Check em out on FaceBook :)

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Originally Posted by RogerThat99

The pictures look great Zander. I have done some boating in the Fjords of Norway, but haven't done any lake boating. The Scandinavians always have a great Nachspiel after a day of boating (I don't know the term in Swedish)....they definitely know how to party!!

Anyways, back to boating. Lets see more pics.

That Crum is a good looking hull. Is that your boat? What is the Horsepower of the engine? What kind of speeds do you see in it in optimal conditions?

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Nachspiel what? Sounds German to me! But we do know how to throw a party. Ohh the good Times i have had this summer :D

The Crum is not mine, it was my teamboss but he sold it cuz we are building a brand new one! CNC-cut moulds and all the latest gadgets.
The Crum had a 150 Mariner Magnum, basicly a Merc XR6. Around 170 hp. Did in optimal conditions around 74 knots. What that is in mph ai Dunno but it was the fastest boat in our class! Do bare in mind that proppshaft must be atleast 25mm under the mossen point of the hull. So no hydralic jack!

Thanks alot for the great response everyone <3