It is a 200-boat, from the Swedish navy, adapted for pulling sea goals ie. a towline 2000+ and something for the coastal artillery to shoot at. They are now scrapped but take a look at the three digit number and engine numbers and you will find who bought from the Swedish gov. Let him/her/hen PAY for environmental damage. Tree engines, Scania approx 200 hp each ... 18-20 knots max... 18 tonnes as I remember ...
Yes.. we are specialist importing trash from UK and in trowing strangers thru balconies ,Have you been more to the south? That's filth on the streets!!!
It is the human condition to fuck things up for every one else, Since man first took cover and lived in caves, It only took less then a day for a cave man to take a shit one step out side the cave, and two days after that, they just shit right in the cave.
So basicly what you are saying is that you have no life and sit behind a computer trying to pick fights on the internet to overcome your inadequacies. Get lost I will no longer respond to you!
She's been a good vessel in her day, sad to see her just left to rot away. Good video and you live in a very nice part of the world. Many thanks for sharing this experience 👍🏻
It is an Tpbs boat 200 from the swedish coastal artillery. They where taken out of service in the late 90s. They were used as landing wessels and could carry mines and depthcharges.
Swedish military 200 series landing craft. Did my service on one of these. wonderful boat. You can see the landing doors up front. It would be fun to know what serial number this one had. This one have the double steering cabin which was not common, most had a single cabin only. Most of them got refitted with 2 engines for efficiency and they all came with different settings. Not all had machine guns. This one have the rails for sink bombs still.
that is a beautiful place on the water, beautiful land too, thank you for the video. I am sure someone would & could fix those engines & would want that boat, to get it running again.
Man that's a beautiful boat. Someone needs to take her and restore her. Where is this? I worked at shipyards for years. If anyone gets serious about saving this beauty let me know. I'll be happy to join in. Those engines look serviceable to me. They aren't submerged in water.
WOW ! Such a Beautiful Place . I come from Norwegian ancestry and our people came to the West Coast of British Columbia . If you took your Boat for a cruise around ours you would see why we settled here . The only other place you may find this would be Southern Chile . AWESOME ! VIDEO . TKS
translated: The shutters are released only after the boat has landed and the boat manager has given a clear sign (FRAMÅT!) Then the soldiers rush out of the boat as quickly as possible and then move forward in their respective directions. Everything must be extremely fast because the full maneuvering success is based on surprise and speed. To make a good landing, you have to peek each other really in the boat to get enough adrenaline and MOMENTAL ANDA. This is conveniently done with songs and fights. It sounds incredibly ridiculous that you need to sing and scream, but it's actually necessary to get really loaded.
they are half under water, so i'm sure those engines are ruined alright. I would get a blowtorch and cut the boat into pieces and sell for scrap metal.
Seals do get hard and start to leak, and salt water wil corode past those seals, so salt water wil enter the eniges. And not to forget the salt water vapor that is in that engine room, and water wil get into the crank breather tube, so i'm sure those engines are shot. Sure they could be overhauled, but are those old engines worth that money/ Because they look old, so who wants such antique crap?
3DPeter those “antiques” look like 11 litre units Very capable reliable engines. The bilge water they are sat in looked heavy with oil and surrounding metalwork is not rusty. Sure they would need work. But I’d be happy to find that and claim it look at ot he you tube content with Scania motors I’m not sure what that boats been but enough power to be a tug
"Boat Manager: Simon Ivarsson Stf BC: Fu. Lindquist Engineer: Olsson Deckman: Hansson Machine: 2 pcs Volvo Penta 450 hp / engine Max speed: 24 knots (tailwind and home length) otherwise approximately 20 knots Other: Carpet in the carriage. Coffee maker, stereo and comfortable beds in the staff cabin"
It was a great video , it had an almost eerie feel to it , it's so sad to see boats go like that , i don't think it'll be long before it'll be sinking being metal , thanks for sharing .
My question is why did you leave the hatch open that was closed when you got there? Now every time it rains the engine room will fill a little bit more and eventually sink the poor thing....
No i not leave the hatch open in engine room. am sorry i not show in video i close it. but i always close doors,hatch what ever i open in my exploring around.
If you look closer, that hatch was open when he got there. As you see him driving alongside the boat in the very beginning of the video that hatch is open. Correction, I didn't watch the whole video before I made that comment. I see he did open the hatch at the end, but I think he closed it. It was a forward hatch that was open.
What a nice vessel! I see a few running around in way worse condition than that is in, I hope someone saves it before it goes down! Great video thanks for sharing!
Actually, this boat isn't in as bad shape as you may think. Remove all the garbage and clean up the inside then chip and paint the outside it would look totally different. There is actually a nice chunk of money sitting there if someone put a little TLC into it. Why someone would just abandon it like that doesn't make much sense unless it was stolen.
Jack black , I was thinking the same thing! It's still floating and inside it looked pretty good (minus the trash). Systems would all need repair/replace, but my thought was "long term project!"
"Landings A 200-boat accommodates 40 people, ie a pluton, Stridsboat 90H only holds half a pluton. Landing with 200-boat can be easily difficult. Mostly because it is difficult to get out of the boat vigorously when there is a lot of load in the front of the transport space. The boat has two front ramps in the book (a port and a starboard), behind which there is an inner door on either side. As you approach the beach, the plunger packs into the boat as far as possible in a predetermined order. When it remains 500 meters to the beach, open the interior doors and make the shutters ready for precipitation and start shooting on the beach with Ksp from the lava. Should someone drop the gap, the boat should take in water and immediately sink. Staff on deck orientate the force continuously about conditions on the beach, distance, terrain, enemy position, etc.
I`s old Swedish landing craft 200 Marine boat, the engines are scania diesel 300 hp eatch, the boat are realy good in the sea. Orginal on the craft upp on the deck whas 20 mm automatick gun and machineguns for support the CoastRanger (KJ), when they defend island of Swedish coastline ...
So sad to see what was once someone’s dream now in a state of decay. Why would someone smash them gauges like that ? We live in a world where everything is disposable when we have the technology to make something last our lifetime.
3 engines? What a waste. Is it worth salvaging and using it for another purpose? My family is from Norway, I feel the need to return " home" Robert Ordewald, my family names were vanDuers and Magnuson.......
wow what a nice location.. and that boat is still tied to the rock and still floating.. wow you took a big step to get into a dying boat. Poor boat. glad you got off safe. take care
Hi yes location is very nice. This old boat is hard beast still surviving but not for mutch more years. water level in engine room is high. ty for watching take care self wish you good summer.
In good condition inside. Won't be for much longer though, unless someone pumps her out. I suspect that she would come apart at the seams though. Steel would be cold and damp to live in. I could use her engines in my boat. I never could understand vandalism. I spend my life making and fixing things, always have, always will.
It does not make any sense that an apparently water tight boat with three diesel engines just sits an rots away. Why is no one interested in getting it sea worthy again or salvaging it? Those engines and the steel boat alone should be worth thousands of dollars shouldn't they?
What beautiful scenery! I don't think that ship will be going anywhere but the scrap yard and by the look of the condition of the ropes...maybe to her watery grave first once she breaks free. As always thank you for sharing and I hope all is well with you! :-)
Hello ty for like this scenery. i think you have right there this ship will never run more full of rust and nothing to have expect 3 engines down there. am doing fine hope you are the same, wish you good summer.
Al minuto 5:19, sopra la plancia c'è la girante della pompa dell'acqua. I motori dovrebbero essere della scania vista la strumentazione. Molto probabilmente non sono riusciti a ripararla.
Amazing how dry it is inside, seems like it is being pumped or rain would be filling the bilge. Too bad some people have the "steal what you can and smash the rest" mentality. Looks like it could still be restored to a nice boat.
Surely there is a way to trace the owner. If not, the local government authority responsible for the jurisdiction should remove it as an environmental hazard.
Can the owners be found (if I got it right, Norway do not have boat owner registry anymore?) and asked, if they are willing to give at away, assuming that the new owner(s) would either fix or scrap her. If no owner could be found, can this boat be, "re-claimed" (I don't know how the laws in Norway work on such matters)?
Who owns this ship? I see you have vandals there too just like here in New Zealand, where they can't resist from damaging everything which doesn't belong to them. Mind you they don't own anything, thats probably why they do it. Is it a former PT boat? The hull looks like the same design, flat stern.
Fynn Schumann ~ Many boats sink and become places for sea life to live. Boats are often sunk on purpose to create these places. Can I ask why you think this will contaminate the water?
Insurance scam was probably the motivation behind abandoning the vessel. The boat is taken to a romote area and left with everything on board and reported stolen. Then the owners make an insurance claim.
I am disappointed that I didn’t get a notice that you had posted. You Tube needs to get their act together. What a nice, peaceful boat ride. Isn’t it amazing that something such as the old boat you were exploring with rust and water damage can be an eyesore to some while being beautiful and awesome to others? I wish I was able to get out and see things such as this boat and explore it, see what is left behind and try to imagine what it was like when it was actually out at sea. I see your shadow, will you ever show us your face? ✌️
Hello Yes this exploring was nice with good weather and calm boat ride, and you never now what you find before you got there. my face :) i dont now maybe later if i feel for it. ty for watch my video.
Its and old Swedish costal artillery landing craft. We call them 200 boats after their serial numbers. They carried 40 troops of marines or costal rangers. They har 3x 450hp disels and could reach 25 knots. www.soldf.com/tpbs200.html (in Swedish)
Not a torpedo boat because the engines are not powerful enough. Looks like truck-size engines, maybe kinda 400hp a piece or so. But still a quite fast ship. Nice lines too! I like it! I think it is not in a super bad shape... like a raw diamond, haha 😄 but it needs help soon!
eric wsmith Those engines are all three exactly the same. They are all three for the purpose: getting the thing forward... 😉 Would be an quite big generator for such a small ship! 🤨
FREE BOAT!! NO LEAKS! IN WATER! NEEDS WORK! Close the topside hatch covers. Most of the water in the engine room is probably fresh from rain and snow entering thru open hatches. I would bet that it has a very thick hull and probably has alot of life left for the right person!
She's actually very salvageable. If it's abandoned then it's claimable. If it's owned I'll bet you it would be real cheap if not free. A bit of dish and tons of elbow grease this would be a great vessel to kick around on.
Don't know, I'd guess the hull is a bit fubar, probably cost as much to make even seaworthy as it would to buy one that's already there......hence the abandoned state she's in.
You can get an idea about why this boat is abandoned if you look for clues. -The impeller sitting next to the controlls. -Steering wheel removed -Engines at 10,000+ hours if you look carefully at the meter at helm, but in engine room they read below 4,000 hours. -amount of oil residue on oil funnel. Looks like someone used this boat well and didn't have the money to rebuild or repower and upkeep the hull. The engines probably needed another rebuild. The impeller sitting out on the helm leads me to believe that she probably overheated in her last moments of cruising. You can tell whoever owned this boat was not equipped to maintain it as demonstrated by the portable diesel generator sitting on deck: TBQH it's good this boat is no longer in service becaus if what we can see is this janky just imagine what we don't.
I do not think it floats, pretty sure its already sitting on the bottom, from the portable generator on the deck, I would say at least one engine no longer works, The owner of the boat did the most honorable thing he could think of, abandoning it there instead of sticking some marina with it
eric wsmith So your conclusion is: a generator on port side, a propellor in the middle and one on starboard?? That is not the right conclusion if you ask me. 😄
Cool video! Must have been some sort of work boat & those Scania engines look decent. I'd be into hunting down the owner & seeing if an engine would run.
Honestly... Really robust, well engineered boat, with reliable Scania diesel engines. Still looks saveable. Just needs an owner with enough care.
It is a 200-boat, from the Swedish navy, adapted for pulling sea goals ie. a towline 2000+ and something for the coastal artillery to shoot at. They are now scrapped but take a look at the three digit number and engine numbers and you will find who bought from the Swedish gov. Let him/her/hen PAY for environmental damage. Tree engines, Scania approx 200 hp each ... 18-20 knots max... 18 tonnes as I remember ...
Why do people feel the need to vandalize things like this..You come ,you look,you leave it as it was.. so sad..so much history..
Why is it people always vandlize things ugh!
If it was in Spain... you'll see what vandalized means... it's still pristine!!
Yes.. we are specialist importing trash from UK and in trowing strangers thru balconies ,Have you been more to the south? That's filth on the streets!!!
It is the human condition to fuck things up for every one else, Since man first took cover and lived in caves, It only took less then a day for a cave man to take a shit one step out side the cave, and two days after that, they just shit right in the cave.
ya nature pulled out all that equipment then broke all that stuff in a closed environment.
So basicly what you are saying is that you have no life and sit behind a computer trying to pick fights on the internet to overcome your inadequacies. Get lost I will no longer respond to you!
She's been a good vessel in her day, sad to see her just left to rot away. Good video and you live in a very nice part of the world. Many thanks for sharing this experience 👍🏻
Beautiful scenery. Many thanks for sharing
Hello ty for like scenery from this place.
It is an Tpbs boat 200 from the swedish coastal artillery.
They where taken out of service in the late 90s.
They were used as landing wessels and could carry mines and depthcharges.
Tusen tak for another wonderful video, as a child i used to like to take things apart and almost sunk my dads fishing boat.
Hello det var hyggelig.
Swedish military 200 series landing craft. Did my service on one of these. wonderful boat. You can see the landing doors up front. It would be fun to know what serial number this one had. This one have the double steering cabin which was not common, most had a single cabin only.
Most of them got refitted with 2 engines for efficiency and they all came with different settings. Not all had machine guns. This one have the rails for sink bombs still.
that is a beautiful place on the water, beautiful land too, thank you for the video. I am sure someone would & could fix those engines & would want that boat, to get it running again.
Wow interesting boat and exploring! Like a ghost ship :) 3 Scania Engines gave it probably good performance. Thanks for sharing.
Man that's a beautiful boat. Someone needs to take her and restore her. Where is this? I worked at shipyards for years. If anyone gets serious about saving this beauty let me know. I'll be happy to join in. Those engines look serviceable to me. They aren't submerged in water.
Not sure I agree
Beautiful scenery ever.. Thanks for sharing :)
Hi ty for watch
WOW ! Such a Beautiful Place . I come from Norwegian ancestry and our people came to the West Coast of British Columbia . If you took your Boat for a cruise around ours you would see why we settled here . The only other place you may find this would be Southern Chile . AWESOME ! VIDEO . TKS
Hi ty for like this place and video.
translated: The shutters are released only after the boat has landed and the boat manager has given a clear sign (FRAMÅT!) Then the soldiers rush out of the boat as quickly as possible and then move forward in their respective directions. Everything must be extremely fast because the full maneuvering success is based on surprise and speed. To make a good landing, you have to peek each other really in the boat to get enough adrenaline and MOMENTAL ANDA. This is conveniently done with songs and fights. It sounds incredibly ridiculous that you need to sing and scream, but it's actually necessary to get really loaded.
3 turbocharged diesel engines. A lot of money sitting there or I should say used to be worth a lot of money...
If they run
... doesn't matter if you don't have the title.
they are half under water, so i'm sure those engines are ruined alright. I would get a blowtorch and cut the boat into pieces
and sell for scrap metal.
Seals do get hard and start to leak, and salt water wil corode past those seals, so salt water wil enter the eniges. And not to forget the
salt water vapor that is in that engine room, and water wil get into the crank breather tube, so i'm sure those engines are shot.
Sure they could be overhauled, but are those old engines worth that money/ Because they look old, so who wants such antique
crap?
3DPeter those “antiques” look like 11 litre units Very capable reliable engines. The bilge water they are sat in looked heavy with oil and surrounding metalwork is not rusty. Sure they would need work. But I’d be happy to find that and claim it look at ot he you tube content with Scania motors I’m not sure what that boats been but enough power to be a tug
Very fascinating. Thank you. Beautiful clarity. The sunset was excellent!!!
Ty for watch this video.
Seems like such a waste. Should at least be salvaged for the engines and steel before all that oil leaks into the bay. Thanks for posting.
Would love to tow this home and turn it into a houseboat. Great vid.
Then you must love fat women that cant cook also ! lol
Really enjoyed this, thank you!
Hi ty for like this video.
"Boat Manager: Simon Ivarsson
Stf BC: Fu. Lindquist
Engineer: Olsson
Deckman: Hansson
Machine: 2 pcs Volvo Penta 450 hp / engine
Max speed: 24 knots (tailwind and home length) otherwise approximately 20 knots
Other: Carpet in the carriage. Coffee maker, stereo and comfortable beds in the staff cabin"
It was a great video , it had an almost eerie feel to it , it's so sad to see boats go like that , i don't think it'll be long before it'll be sinking being metal , thanks for sharing .
My question is why did you leave the hatch open that was closed when you got there? Now every time it rains the engine room will fill a little bit more and eventually sink the poor thing....
I think that boat is already sitting on the bottom,
Oh, well i guess the water in there already was a sign she was done. No worries then :)
No i not leave the hatch open in engine room. am sorry i not show in video i close it. but i always close doors,hatch what ever i open in my exploring around.
If you look closer, that hatch was open when he got there. As you see him driving alongside the boat in the very beginning of the video that hatch is open.
Correction, I didn't watch the whole video before I made that comment. I see he did open the hatch at the end, but I think he closed it. It was a forward hatch that was open.
What a nice vessel! I see a few running around in way worse condition than that is in, I hope someone saves it before it goes down! Great video thanks for sharing!
That's not a boat it's a ship!! Smooth sailing ! And hello from California
You are a brave soul. It looks like if for nothing else, it could be salvaged for scrap. The water was so calming...a great video, thanks.
Hello ty for like this video. its scrap but it have 3 big engines still down there.
Thank you for responding to me.
Actually, this boat isn't in as bad shape as you may think. Remove all the garbage and clean up the inside then chip and paint the outside it would look totally different. There is actually a nice chunk of money sitting there if someone put a little TLC into it. Why someone would just abandon it like that doesn't make much sense unless it was stolen.
Jack black , I was thinking the same thing! It's still floating and inside it looked pretty good (minus the trash). Systems would all need repair/replace, but my thought was "long term project!"
"Landings
A 200-boat accommodates 40 people, ie a pluton, Stridsboat 90H only holds half a pluton.
Landing with 200-boat can be easily difficult. Mostly because it is difficult to get out of the boat vigorously when there is a lot of load in the front of the transport space. The boat has two front ramps in the book (a port and a starboard), behind which there is an inner door on either side.
As you approach the beach, the plunger packs into the boat as far as possible in a predetermined order. When it remains 500 meters to the beach, open the interior doors and make the shutters ready for precipitation and start shooting on the beach with Ksp from the lava. Should someone drop the gap, the boat should take in water and immediately sink. Staff on deck orientate the force continuously about conditions on the beach, distance, terrain, enemy position, etc.
Norway looks beautiful
It's a shame they can't be recycled economically. I love looking at old ships and boats.Bilge Rat !
Beautiful scenery. It kinda hurt to see this hull sitting there tied up like a dog and going to hell of rust. Great video, thank you.
I`s old Swedish landing craft 200 Marine boat, the engines are scania diesel 300 hp eatch, the boat are realy good in the sea.
Orginal on the craft upp on the deck whas 20 mm automatick gun and machineguns for support the CoastRanger (KJ), when they defend island of Swedish coastline ...
Hans Sjöstrand Yes, recognised the 200 already from the thumbnail. I did my military service on one of these and fell in love with the boat.
It's so sad to me to see boats like this knowing she has so may story's she could tell if she could
So sad to see what was once someone’s dream now in a state of decay. Why would someone smash them gauges like that ? We live in a world where everything is disposable when we have the technology to make something last our lifetime.
You have spoken well like a true servant of a supreme spirit.
Everything is disposable, except the spirit and word of God in the heart of men.
3 Scania motors. Someone wanted pulling power
Swedish Army :)
The scenery there is absolutely beautiful!
nice big lobster pot on that burner! she has seen better days but still wonderful to see thanks for the nice boat ride too!
Such beautiful scenery would love to visit thanx for the video
That mixture of oil and water in the engine room is a serious environmental hazard. It should be reported to the authority.
3 engines? What a waste. Is it worth salvaging and using it for another purpose? My family is from Norway, I feel the need to return " home" Robert Ordewald, my family names were vanDuers and Magnuson.......
She’s an old tpbs 200 class boat commissioned by the Swedish navy, she was replaced by the cb90 class in 1991
That's a shame, looks like it was once a nice boat👍😎 I'm sure with some repair and hard work, it could be restored before it's too far gone? 😲😮
Sikkert en gammel hasj båt.. brukt til å smugle 👍 Ta vare på miljøet 🤘
That crab cooking pot is worthy of beeing saved
Old Swedish Marine transport boat called the 200-boat. For transporting/landing troops
wow what a nice location.. and that boat is still tied to the rock and still floating.. wow you took a big step to get into a dying boat. Poor boat. glad you got off safe. take care
Hi yes location is very nice. This old boat is hard beast still surviving but not for mutch more years. water level in engine room is high. ty for watching take care self wish you good summer.
thank you and you as well have a great summer.
In good condition inside. Won't be for much longer though, unless someone pumps her out. I suspect that she would come apart at the seams though. Steel would be cold and damp to live in. I could use her engines in my boat. I never could understand vandalism. I spend my life making and fixing things, always have, always will.
It does not make any sense that an apparently water tight boat with three diesel engines just sits an rots away. Why is no one interested in getting it sea worthy again or salvaging it? Those engines and the steel boat alone should be worth thousands of dollars shouldn't they?
too good of shape to be abandoned, the property in front of it looks cared for and those 3 turbo diesel engines are worth big $$$$
Unfortunately the economics are just is not there to do anything with.
Looks like a boat built for some special ,specific operations
It has a Mr Horsepower decal. The woodpecker. A company called Clay Smith cams. What a small world we live in
What beautiful scenery! I don't think that ship will be going anywhere but the scrap yard and by the look of the condition of the ropes...maybe to her watery grave first once she breaks free. As always thank you for sharing and I hope all is well with you! :-)
Hello ty for like this scenery. i think you have right there this ship will never run more full of rust and nothing to have expect 3 engines down there. am doing fine hope you are the same, wish you good summer.
Love your videos, and I'm a bit jealousy about this places you visit lol. Thanks
Hello ty for like this one.
beautiful place !
Good video you did a good job
Beautiful scenery! Looks like up north around Lake Superior here in Minnesota, USA. The condition of the boat is sad😢
Norway looks nice...😀
Al minuto 5:19, sopra la plancia c'è la girante della pompa dell'acqua. I motori dovrebbero essere della scania vista la strumentazione. Molto probabilmente non sono riusciti a ripararla.
Cool, nicely done
Somebody must be pumping it out every now and then...
Yup, that's a depressing job
I would try to find the owner...so i could drag that home and convert into house boat..but im a gear head so it looks good to me
Those engines would be a bugger to work on, squeezed so close together
Amazing how dry it is inside, seems like it is being pumped or rain would be filling the bilge. Too bad some people have the "steal what you can and smash the rest" mentality. Looks like it could still be restored to a nice boat.
Yeah. All the tools look like they were stolen
11:37 engineroom is flooded
Surely there is a way to trace the owner. If not, the local government authority responsible for the jurisdiction should remove it as an environmental hazard.
What a shame to let it go like that. Someone could have had a really nice liveaboard there.
Can the owners be found (if I got it right, Norway do not have boat owner registry anymore?) and asked, if they are willing to give at away, assuming that the new owner(s) would either fix or scrap her. If no owner could be found, can this boat be, "re-claimed" (I don't know how the laws in Norway work on such matters)?
Claim it. If it costs too much to fix, scrap it and make a few bucks.
Who owns this ship? I see you have vandals there too just like here in New Zealand, where they can't resist from damaging everything which doesn't belong to them. Mind you they don't own anything, thats probably why they do it. Is it a former PT boat? The hull looks like the same design, flat stern.
Nice Video.
You should take action if it sinks it will contaminate the water and the metal can be recycled.
Fynn Schumann ~ Many boats sink and become places for sea life to live. Boats are often sunk on purpose to create these places. Can I ask why you think this will contaminate the water?
They only sink them once all oil and fuel is removed. It must be made safe first.
TheCamshafter ~ Not an intelligent reply? Wow, I don’t even know what to say in response to that. 🤔
Insurance scam was probably the motivation behind abandoning the vessel. The boat is taken to a romote area and left with everything on board and reported stolen. Then the owners make an insurance claim.
I am disappointed that I didn’t get a notice that you had posted. You Tube needs to get their act together. What a nice, peaceful boat ride. Isn’t it amazing that something such as the old boat you were exploring with rust and water damage can be an eyesore to some while being beautiful and awesome to others? I wish I was able to get out and see things such as this boat and explore it, see what is left behind and try to imagine what it was like when it was actually out at sea. I see your shadow, will you ever show us your face? ✌️
Hello Yes this exploring was nice with good weather and calm boat ride, and you never now what you find before you got there. my face :) i dont now maybe later if i feel for it. ty for watch my video.
This could be turned in to a floating tiny house
More like a crack house.
She deserves to end her days with more dignity.
Flot natur I har oppe i Norge, synd, at båden bare ligger der og forgår. Flotte billeder dit kamera tager. Hilsner fra Bornholm :-)
Very nice video good details you can see everything to bed they've are bonded still can be fixed
Old naval, coastguard patrol boat perhaps? Certainly got some power.
Was curious about that myself, did not look set up for fishing,cargo or passengers.
Its and old Swedish costal artillery landing craft. We call them 200 boats after their serial numbers.
They carried 40 troops of marines or costal rangers. They har 3x 450hp disels and could reach 25 knots.
www.soldf.com/tpbs200.html (in Swedish)
Like it as been already said My guess is a troop carrier
Strange design and three engines,i wonder what its original purpose was.
The Infidel Probably an old torpedoboat. Have seen a few very similiar in the navy.
The swedish navy seals used this boat ,they have two front hatches and they run up the boat on land hard .
Not a torpedo boat because the engines are not powerful enough. Looks like truck-size engines, maybe kinda 400hp a piece or so. But still a quite fast ship.
Nice lines too! I like it!
I think it is not in a super bad shape... like a raw diamond, haha 😄 but it needs help soon!
I dont think all 3 engines propelled the boat, The one on the port side did not look like it had a drive coupling, more then likely just a generator,
eric wsmith Those engines are all three exactly the same. They are all three for the purpose: getting the thing forward... 😉
Would be an quite big generator for such a small ship! 🤨
Bra video , hvor er det her ? Telemark / aust agder ?
:)
I believe, it’s a crime by law to abandone a ship
Wow looks like a nice ride
essa melodia combinou super com a paisagem do lugar:D
Ty for like surrounding nature around this boat :)
não entendi bem mais valeu S2 S2
FREE BOAT!! NO LEAKS! IN WATER! NEEDS WORK! Close the topside hatch covers. Most of the water in the engine room is probably fresh from rain and snow entering thru open hatches. I would bet that it has a very thick hull and probably has alot of life left for the right person!
locks to me like it was tied off with care and still floating. it could with some TLC be used again.
very dry in there for a boat abandoned with hatches open
She's actually very salvageable. If it's abandoned then it's claimable. If it's owned I'll bet you it would be real cheap if not free. A bit of dish and tons of elbow grease this would be a great vessel to kick around on.
Don't know, I'd guess the hull is a bit fubar, probably cost as much to make even seaworthy as it would to buy one that's already there......hence the abandoned state she's in.
Donald Parlett jr to
And a ton of money :)
Are you anywhere near to Kristiansand or Lillesand,by any chance. It looks familiar to me.Is it the Blindleia??
I told you to miss the review of the vídeo... and when will se havê more news?
Hello what ? i have upload a new video 5 days ago . abandoned Command Bunker from the Cold War.
You can get an idea about why this boat is abandoned if you look for clues.
-The impeller sitting next to the controlls.
-Steering wheel removed
-Engines at 10,000+ hours if you look carefully at the meter at helm, but in engine room they read below 4,000 hours.
-amount of oil residue on oil funnel.
Looks like someone used this boat well and didn't have the money to rebuild or repower and upkeep the hull. The engines probably needed another rebuild. The impeller sitting out on the helm leads me to believe that she probably overheated in her last moments of cruising.
You can tell whoever owned this boat was not equipped to maintain it as demonstrated by the portable diesel generator sitting on deck: TBQH it's good this boat is no longer in service becaus if what we can see is this janky just imagine what we don't.
Would make nice summer home.
Makes my imagination run amok.
A converted torpedo boat most people cannot afford the running cost of theses it's most probably why it's left
It always amazes me just how many usable items humans waste. Such a shame.
If it floats and keeps most of the rain, out it's home!
Would make a great liveaboard.
It's steel too.
Easily repaired
Three engines also; bet I could get at least one or two running!
I do not think it floats, pretty sure its already sitting on the bottom, from the portable generator on the deck, I would say at least one engine no longer works, The owner of the boat did the most honorable thing he could think of, abandoning it there instead of sticking some marina with it
PS, and yes steel can easily be repaired, rust, not so easy.
It looks like it was a nice boat in the past !!!! was that 3 engines ???
Port and stern wheels ( propellers ) and a generator.
eric wsmith Dont think so.. IF one was for a generator it would be the middle one. But believe me: there are three props under that ship. 😉
Where do you get information about the location of the abandoned places?
i search them up and use my fantasy to find places.
saudades, sempre é bom rever. Mais quando teremos novidades? :) :)
Cant understand plz english :)
It would be nice to make that into a summer house some how.
3 turbocharged 6cyl SCANIA engines .... a lot for a small boat ! It was fast for sure on better times ....
One ( the port side ) was just a generator.
eric wsmith I have no idea how you come to that conclusion: they have all three exactly the same configuration.
car los, I came to that conclusion the same way I know the deck is on top and the keel in on the bottom.
eric wsmith So your conclusion is: a generator on port side, a propellor in the middle and one on starboard?? That is not the right conclusion if you ask me. 😄
How is gonna be a generator ..? Hahaha ... a generator with forward reverse and throttle at the helm station ...?
Did anyone see the shape of the Grimm Reaper in the shadow on the cliff wall at the stern mooring?
Cool video! Must have been some sort of work boat & those Scania engines look decent. I'd be into hunting down the owner & seeing if an engine would run.