Tag Archives: Back Cove Production
Sarah’s first Sea Trail – the launching of a Back Cove 37
Today I drove up to Rockland, Maine – home of Back Cove Yachts. Given it’s my first month at Sabre & Back Cove Yachts, I had never completed a sea trial aboard one of our boats. Needless to say I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Back Cove 37, Back Cove Design, Back Cove Family, Back Cove Production, Back Cove Yachts
Almost there on the IGU
In our world IGU stands for Internal glass unit. What that is on a Back Cove is the white fiberglass hull liner into which furniture and systems are fitted as the boat building assembly process takes place. The big change from … Continue reading
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Tagged Back Cove 34, Back Cove Design, Back Cove Production, Back Cove Yachts
Infusion-Confusion?
Infusion, vacuum bagging, hand lay up, bla, bla, bla. It's all marketing-speak until the hull hits the water. There's been plenty written lately about the new techniques employed in making fiberglass boat parts. To most consumers it's simply not that … Continue reading
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Technology and Back Cove Design
I am often asked how we can be so sure of the designs that we develop and the simple answer to that question is "technology." Years ago it was not uncommon for a builder to design a boat, test it … Continue reading
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Back Cove 30 Sea Trial Data
We have never been shy about showing our sea trial data in public forums and there is a very good reason for that. The Back Cove 30 is a very fuel efficient hull that uses considerably fuel than gasoline powered … Continue reading
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Tagged Back Cove 30, Back Cove Design, Back Cove Production, Back Cove Yachts, Press