----Check out therudder.com.au/ for more info------- -~- Brooke takes an in-depth tour of the sleeping quarters on the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895, from the master suite to the convertible spaces in topside in the cockpit and saloon.
Great Video. Damian and Brooke. A very comprehensive presentation. Thanks for posting and look forward to seeing more of you using the boat on the water. Great job! Still waiting news on delivery of my 895! Now four months late! Still no news from the factory, very long delays on deliveries on some boats but not on others. Very Frustrating but C'est la vie!
We are in Hilary’s yacht club pens North of Perth and sailing her up from Fremantle it’s about an hour. Unfortunately the weather isn’t great but if rain and stormy …it’s the lull before the storm. We are setting off in a few hours so let’s hope it goes well. I’ll update yo tomorrow. Cheers Sam
My husband and I love your videos. We are going to look at the same boat on Tuesday. Do you have a place where we can ask you specific questions about the boat, or is this the place? We are interested in how well the air conditioning works both upstairs and downstairs (are there separate controls and vents you can turn on and off)? We also are wondering about the refrigerator. We heard it runs on battery. Our current boat refrigerator runs on shore power, so we are able to always keep it cold. Do you leave the battery on when you are not at the boat to keep fridge cold? We are in New York by the way. One more question... did you install the fans yourself or did they come with the boat,they look great!
Hi Melissa, so glad to hear you like the videos, and exciting that you might be purchasing. We don't have A/C on Antoinette so I can't really answer your questions on that. There are vents both in the cabins and in the main lounge area. The fridge (in ours), is 12V so it runs on the battery. Of course, when plugged into shore power this is charging the batteries so it will keep cold. The fridge is very cold (even running on 12V) and can freeze water in the freezer compartment, and will freeze tomotoes etc if they are against the back wall. I actually use the fridge on setting 2 when we are away and it is plenty cold. When are arean't on the boat I empty and turn the fridge off. It has a vent setting so it doesn't smell. The fans are a added extra. The ones in the bow cab are fantastic for summer nights! You can message me through FB if you like - damian.harris
Hello, Do you ordered original Jeanneau cockpit sun awning or you made it from local producer aftersale? I also like a lot your sun protection in cockpit...is it original Jeanneau or who did it? Thanks for help.
@@TheRudder thank you for answer. Question is also if side sun protection mesh are original or you made localy? If side sun mesh are original please let me know the code because I cant find it in list. Thanks for help🙏🙏🙏
The mesh is aftermarket made by an upholsterer at our marina. It is on the of the best upgrades we made. Check this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--XdCfGdvAFs.html
@@TheRudder thank you so much. Just one more detail…does original sun awning has zipper on it that aftermarket sun mesh can be zipped in or you need to put it on if you want sun mesh?
The boat looks very nice however the 3 year world wide coverage is misleading. I bought 410 model and within 6 months had problem with the engine. I wrote emails after emails to Jeanneau and did not receive any response. The dealer just stated that my expectations were too high it usually takes many days to fix a problem like this. That is world wide coverage. Poor quality product with fake warranty.
@@TheRudder Was the dealer at same location where your boat normally resides? Have you tried using the warranty when you are miles away from the dealers location. I will be curious to know. I wrote Jeanneau endless emails they don't respond or respond after hours and tons of follow up. In the end i found someone and paid out of pocket to get it fixed. Lucky you!!
@@chandanp5473 usually warranty request have to go through the dealer where you bought the boat, not the manufacturer. The dealer then puts in a warranty claim with the manufacturer. That has been our experience (Four Winns boat).
