http://www.zulu-warrior.co.uk/two-months-hard-labour/ Various musings about life on the UK canals and beyond Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:28:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://www.zulu-warrior.co.uk/two-months-hard-labour/comment-page-1/#comment-15 JefR Sat, 18 Oct 2008 11:10:13 +0000 http://www.zulu-warrior.co.uk/?p=13#comment-15 Very interesting reading concerning the re-plating and the new fuel tanks. I had a 56' Harborough Marine (1973 build with GRP cabin) and lived aboard for a while, refitted internally and cosmetically sorted it externally. What I didn't do, and which was badly needed, was to carry out the steelwork replating in the usual areas... Totally false ecomony of course but we all live and learn! When I needed to sell, the great negotiated price which was agreed fell flat after the survey and I had to get rid of it for next to nothing. They seem to be great boats which tend to go on and on for ever if looked after. I hope you have many more years of pleasure from Zulu Warrior! Very interesting reading concerning the re-plating and the new fuel tanks. I had a 56′ Harborough Marine (1973 build with GRP cabin) and lived aboard for a while, refitted internally and cosmetically sorted it externally. What I didn’t do, and which was badly needed, was to carry out the steelwork replating in the usual areas… Totally false ecomony of course but we all live and learn! When I needed to sell, the great negotiated price which was agreed fell flat after the survey and I had to get rid of it for next to nothing. They seem to be great boats which tend to go on and on for ever if looked after. I hope you have many more years of pleasure from Zulu Warrior!

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