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Max and Ale, owners of a Beneteau Oceanis 50, are preparing their vessel for post-cyclone season cruising by scheduling major maintenance at a shipyard in Bundaberg, Australia.2:08 After failing to receive a timely quote from their current marina in Scarborough, they traveled 370 kilometers to Bundaberg to secure a contract for hull work, including stripping the existing Coppercoat, sanding the hull, and applying an anti-osmosis barrier.3:37 The shipyard estimated the total cost at approximately 25,000 Australian dollars, or 15,000 euros, depending on the condition of the hull.11:20 Following these arrangements, the couple flew to Whangarei, New Zealand, to renew their visas.14:37 While in New Zealand, they hired a professional technician to replace the boat's 18-year-old refrigerator.21:06 The new unit features an external compressor mount to improve ventilation and reduce condensation, a common issue with the previous model.27:54 The installation took less than two hours, significantly faster than a DIY attempt.27:06

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