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Another Bayliner owner is coming out of winter hibernation.

My 245 is now prepared for the coming season and I'm looking forward
to getting back on the water.

I have stored her ashore for the winter; launching is scheduled for
early March.

We had the controversy last year on types of fuel and I promised to
publish my consumption figures.

Last season I ran for 87 hours, covering 700 miles and consuming 187
gallons of Diesel. This gave me a consumption of 2.15 gph and 3.7
miles per gallon.
(Hours measured on engine hour meter, miles from GPS)

My average speeds are lowish, this is due to having a fairly long
stretch of restricted speed area from berth to open water and time
spent relaxing or fishing. However once in open water I open her up
and cruise in the low to mid twenties, dependant on conditions.

The maximum speed I have hit during the season was 30.5 knots

Fuel cost for the season was £384.

That should upset a few of you with petrol fuelled boats

Regards and best wishes to all Bayliner owners for the coming season

Ken








Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:20 am

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Another Bayliner owner is coming out of winter hibernation. My 245 is now prepared for the coming season and I'm looking forward to getting back on the water. ...
Ken
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Feb 28, 2006
10:23 am

My poor 2055 has been out of the water for over 2 years now, but will hopefully be ready to go back into the water this season. We had a catastrophic sequence...
Lee Walton
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Feb 28, 2006
11:15 am

Hi Lee, Cricky, thats a hell of a story, sounds like a boater worst nightmare!!! Hope you get it sorted soon, and may i advice you change insurance companies. ...
Alistair
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Feb 28, 2006
11:20 am

... Could have been worse. Could have sank while we were out on her. ... Funny you should say that... ... I can hardly wait! It's going to be like starting...
Lee Walton
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Feb 28, 2006
12:06 pm

Hi Lee, That is a tale of woe that probably beats anything the rest of us can come up with. Here's hoping you get it sorted soon and can get back on the water....
Ken
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Mar 1, 2006
5:12 pm

Yes indeed it does upset me - although this is the reason that I part exed the Bayliner on the current Hardy that I bought - my fuel costs for last season were...
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Feb 28, 2006
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