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HDPE pilot boat


published on 15 July 2020 161 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "Bruno Tideman".
If you need a reliable and safe workboat to operate in the most demanding conditions, you could consider this!
Our RBC 1100 2OBD, indestructible, safe and fast......

Manufacturer of high speed HDPE work boats up to 12m.
Made in Holland, Built to last!
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