F-Ribs And Sibs - Inflatable Boat Community

ChrisParish wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2019, 12:12

Glad you have managed to sell it ok.
Now go and buy a new boat!

Already chatting to a broker (and a surveyor) about an offer for a 19 footer I viewed a couple of weeks ago !

My F-RIB has now been sold. Thank you to everyone who provided so much help and guidance through my 2 years of ownership which really helped me get the most out of these great bits of kit. I had some fantastic times on the water and made some unforgettable family memories with the boat. I’m a little...

n.b. I can no longer edit my original post, but I should add that I'll also be including an outboard carry bag in the sale. This makes lifting and carrying the outboard easier and keeps your car from getting grubby!

Hi @Martin, yes, this thread last night is the only place I’ve listed the boat so far, so it’s still for sale .

@Devondafty feel free to send me a direct message if you’d like further info.

Cheers,

Phil

After almost 2 years, 20-30 launches and many great memories, I’m selling my F-RIB 360. I’ve enjoyed my time on the water so much, I’ve decided to enter the market for a bigger boat in 17-20 foot range. The F-RIB is such a capable bit of kit and so convenient for transporting in the back of a car, I...

Bobbin wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2018, 18:56

Apply a circle of marine lubricant to the body around the central bolt on the bulkhead

Just seen this. Thank you, and sorry for the very slow response! Sounds like a simpler fix, albeit it’s with the F-RIB UK guys now.

Resurrecting this old thread with an update... So, life got in the way and I didn’t get the boat to F-RIB HQ in Hamble until January. The F-RIB HQ guys there were quite slow at getting round to looking at the leak, but I wasn’t in a mad rush as the weather was still crap earlier in the year. When th...

Hi, Not a solution but just to let you know you're not alone my F-RIB 360 has always been the same since new 3+ years ago - 2-3 inches or more in the rear section. Usually when I launch the boat and have forgotten to put the drain plug in :) - Come on admit it - you've all done it :) But seriously ...

Alan wrote: ↑

07 Aug 2018, 15:55

Phil

The rollers are thick and fabric reinforced and are much stronger than I expected. I can not walk across the sharp stones bare foot but rolling a fully loaded f-375 cross our crushed rock road is no problem.

Good to know, thanks Alan. Sounds like the rollers would do the job .

Looks like a decent solution Alan. Especially as those rollers deflate flat when not in use. Thanks for sharing :thumbsup. Food for thought for me if I end up doing more beach launches again. The rollers look like they’ll handle the steep shingle we get in the south of England and, whilst pretty exp...