Fisher 37 Marine Survey

Preliminary section of a marine survey conducted by Hamble Marine Surveys on a Fisher 37. For general survey information please contact Julian Smith, principle surveyor, at www.hamblemarinesurveys.com
The featured yacht is for sale at www.jryachts.com
It is always recommended that an independent marine survey is commissioned by a purchaser.

[@stallion78]

Good video. It’s a shame he didn’t continue with videos like he stated at the beginning

[@firestormlivingsolutions]

Brilliant. I could follow this for hours.

[@steadmanuhlich6734]

Nice video with good presenter. Good job!

[@toob247]

Well done , easy to pay attention, to the point. With all that tapping i wonder if thats where the phrase "of sound quality"comes from.?

[@FourDigitedMenace]

Will there be a second video on this topic? I found this very interesting and would love to learn more.

[@humanfuk]

Thanks man

[@sirlandsalot]

very helpfull vid

[@AA-4cx250b]

Very good thank you

[@kayakerkoreaeastseakayak7282]

nice video

[@seanogallchoir3237]

Do you use Osmosis tester equipment ? Thank you!

[@trickedouttech321]

There should be nothing different between a seller survey and a buyer survey, that tells me right there one is dishonest.

[@johnnelson8956]

you should never use a steel hammer. try a brass hammer for many reason, including safety. research it

[@iangray6151]

I did ask dr. google but could only find arguments about whether to use a hammer at all and what hitting the hull with a hammer actually achieves but nothing on the material used to make the hammer.

[@labarone8910]

Yeah really. I would take a Naval Architects advice over yours anyday.

[@danielthomas3333]

A lot of talk to point out the obvious