Onne’s New Goose: Replacing the Marine Hot Water Heater
December 7, 2021
When the original boiler on his 1986 Grand Banks 32 gives up the ghost, Onne is in for a nice surprise
When the original boiler on his 1986 Grand Banks 32 gives up the ghost, Onne is in for a nice surprise
Tenley van der Wal takes charge of the interior decorating aboard the 1986 Grand Banks 32 she owns with her nautical photographer husband, Onne van der Wal.
The one you can afford, which means thinking about far more than the boat’s purchase price
Onne van der Wal tackles the last few tasks before dunking Snow Goose.
After six months of winter and spring labor, Onne and Tenley van der Wal launch their 1986 Grand Banks 32, Snow Goose
Onne van der Wal continues to upgrade his 1986 Grand Banks.
Onne van der Wal tackles the varnished cabin sole, one of the last refit jobs before launching his 1986 Grand Banks 32, Snow Goose
Onne gives a tour of his compact home workshop where he repairs and fabricates many of the components for the 1986 Grand Banks 32
After some experimentation, Onne paints the forward cabin on his 1986 Grand Banks 32
Onne replaces the old Vetus windlass with a Lofrans and the CQR anchor with a Mantus. A new rode and chain top off the package
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