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Public or cheap slip in Sydney Harbor

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Created by Dartboard > 9 months ago, 23 Jun 2014
Dartboard
NSW, 4 posts
23 Jun 2014 4:15PM
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Hi,

I'm about to be given a small 22 foot keel yacht which has been neglected. It needs an antifoul and work on the rudder.

Just wondering if there is any public slips or cheap slips in Sydney Harbor, or other ways I could do the work cheaply.

Is joining a yacht club with a slip a good option?



Ramona
NSW, 7758 posts
24 Jun 2014 9:43AM
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This is a tough question. The reason these small vessels are so cheap or free is there is no such thing as a cheap slip in Sydney or any where else really. If its a Bluebird or a similar yacht that some clubs sail they may have trailers or trollies you can borrow. This may be your best option. First thing to do is find others like yours and see what the owners do.

MichaelR
NSW, 862 posts
24 Jun 2014 10:00AM
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A better option would be to get it up to Pittwater, or Hawkesury. The slipping is a little less expensive. RPAYC also have cradles you can rent to do work yourself, but because anti foul work is so toxic, they usually prefer to do it to prevent any Eco accidents.



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