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Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 6th, '16, 01:02
by Eagles 17
It has been almost four months since we splashed Angel 111 b26.
I have put just under 100 hrs on and only 2 failures , developed a coolant leak between the riser resovoir and the exhaust manifold
heli coils in the manifold failed . I drilled and taped the exhaust manifold and installed thread inserts worked like a charm.
Wednesday port engine starter failed new starter installed another minor set back.
Only a few upgrades VHF, sterio and a sotty 1106 downrigger, We have landed 18 salmon but all just under size a lot of fun though.
We have been out in 25 knot winds going from the north arm of Fraser river to Gibsons the boat is awsome in 5 ft seas the b26 is by far the smoothest ride I have ever had in a 26 foot boat.
All in all I don't think we could have found a better boat for our needs all the kids and grand kids just love the boat.
I now totally understand the Bertram Hotel California thing and why there is such a bertram following.
Hope everyone enjoys and has a safe last half of the season.

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 6th, '16, 09:17
by mike ohlstein
Cool

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 6th, '16, 11:14
by John F.
A pic of your Bertram would be appreciated. Bertrams and smiling kids go well together

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 6th, '16, 23:46
by Eagles 17
John
Can' t get the tablet to post the pics will try with pc when get back to Vancouver.
Bill

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 19:29
by Eagles 17

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 19:33
by Eagles 17
Image

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 19:43
by Eagles 17
A couple of pics from BC Bertie's craigslist add

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 20:08
by Eagles 17
Image

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 20:18
by Eagles 17
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Getting wet

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 20:25
by Eagles 17
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At rest in the Fraser River after old gas removed,oil changed, both legs gone over water pumps changed, hull waxed, bottom paint touched up
all saftey gear on board.

Re: Angel 111 four months later

Posted: Aug 7th, '16, 21:21
by Tony Meola
Nice

The 26 is a rare one. Stick with her, probably one of the biggest 26's ever made.