The Quay, Kingsbridge, Devon
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Zodiac is economical
- Zodiac boats make navigating an economical sport, inexpensive at purchase, simple and cheap to upkeep. Their maintenance is straightforward. Boating can be economical – no berthing charges. Their resale is relatively easy - with good residual value.
- Simple maintenance. Correctly and regularly looked after, a Zodiac will last for many years. Moreover, its upkeep is simple and cheap. Clean the tubes with soapy water, rinse with a garden hose to eliminate sand and small shells, erase any traces of tar and your Zodiac is ready to store.
- An economical boat - running a Zodiac requires smaller outboards than conventional boats to achieve better performance, thus saving you money when on the water.
Choosing an engine
If you want to potter around the estuary in a small boat then you can choose the minimum size of engine recommended by your boat manufacturer. If you want the boat to ‘plane’(skim along the surface at close to horizontal aspect) then you will need more power so you will need at least 6hp, even for an inflatable and of course more for a traditional fiberglass boat.
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News & Events
This morning Cheshire Schools & Youth Sailing & Canoeing Association took delivery of their new willribs 4.3m Rescue Boat. Conrad Birtles from the club (left) being handed the keys to the new RIB from Rob Hales of Wills Marine Ltd (right).
On the 14th of April we hosted our annual boat show, this years was of more importance as it contained the first few models from our new range of RIBS.
We are pleased to announce that our new range of RIBS are now avaliable for viewing and sea trials.
Come and see the new Ribs designed and manufactured to Wills Marine specifications with knowledge gained from 50 years of boat building and marine engineering experience.
