Francis Marine in Sydney, Australia | Marine service station

Francis Marine

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: 0294502895

Address: 122 crescent road 2084 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.francismarine.com.au

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• Marine service station
• Marine supply store

22.01.2022 Things are coming together on these Cat 3208 we are restoring. Complete strip down to long block. Every hose, fitting, rusty bolt replaced. These girls will go another 20 odd years. Just waiting on the new tanks then refitting. The Grand Banks 46 will look and feel a million bucks after!

18.01.2022 At the #sanmartinakunabay for the soirée! d'Albora Marinas setting the pace!

18.01.2022 Well done guys.

17.01.2022 Check it out. Will Gobbe carrying out annual servicing to these small diesels. #needs a smaller spanner.

16.01.2022 Is it time to repower your boat? Take advantage of this winter special - contact us for a free inspection and quote.

14.01.2022 A little restoration completed. This little #yanmar is now as good as new!

14.01.2022 Position Vacant - Qualified Marine Mechanic

12.01.2022 It’s been a while since we’ve posted. Because we have been busy expanding!@hr_constructions have started to transform our new workshop at @rmarine_pittwater located at Sirsi marina, Newport. As of Monday 18th we are ready for business. Come visit us at @rmarine_pittwater , your one stop marina shop on Pittwater. #riviera @francismarine62 @rivieraboats

11.01.2022 Parts cleaning is the most important task when repairing, rebuilding, restoring or servicing your marine engines and equipment. Take a read: https://www.shipmate.com.au//parts-cleaning-technology-cu/

11.01.2022 WE ARE LIVE! www.francismarine.com.au

10.01.2022 9 April 2020 update from the BIA The Boating Industry Association (BIA) has continued to work and advocate for its members in the boating industry and the boating lifestyle throughout the fire/flood/pandemic of the past months. Whilst each State and Territory is approaching the COVID-19 restrictions in its own way, BIA continues to press for the boating cause and for clarity. ... NSW has just provided an update. Whilst the message to ‘Stay at Home and only go out if essential’ remains in place, Transport for NSW has updated its information for boating to show what activity is permitted and not permitted under the restrictions. Included is information on boat ramps being open or not. Significantly, there is advice that access to your vessel or mooring to maintain or service it, is permitted under the social distancing restrictions. This is considered undertaking legal obligations or obtaining goods or services. Details at https://tinyurl.com/tebd2oy The information below is from the above link Frequently Asked Questions If I have a ‘reasonable excuse’ to leave home, what water-based activities are still permitted? The table below addresses the status of common water-based activities under the current Public Health Orders. Social distancing and social gathering rules are to be observed at all times during any of the below activities. The latest information on social distancing and social gathering rules are available on the NSW Government website. When on a private boat, because it is not a public place, the restriction on gatherings of more than 2 people does not apply. However, the skipper is to ensure there is 4 square metres of space for each person on board. If there is not 4 square metres of space per person, the skipper will not be complying with the Public Health Order. If you are satisfied you meet all the criteria, please still only boat locally. Please view the spreadsheet below Are boat ramps still open? All boat ramps in NSW are managed by local councils, the National Parks and Wildlife Service or WaterNSW with the exception of four ramps managed by Transport for NSW at Carrington, North Stockton, South Stockton and Port Kembla Contact your local council for more information about specific boat ramps There are no current plans to close the ramps managed by Transport for NSW. What if I see a breach of restrictions on the water? NSW Police is the relevant enforcement authority for the Public Health Order and will use discretion to assess whether community members have a ‘reasonable excuse’ to be out on the water, and whether there have been any breaches To report a breach contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a report via their website. Hope this information helps. Happy Easter and please stay safe.

08.01.2022 Boating Buddies. We have your dream job. Come and work with the best, since 1962.

08.01.2022 Remember it’s still ok to go boating to go fishing. Have a great Easter weekend and stay safe.

08.01.2022 Riviera night at sydney international boat show Proud to be part of Australia’s best built boats! #rivierapittwater

05.01.2022 Forever in our a hearts you will be dave Not just a customer. Not just a ambassador for our business but a bloody boating legend that will be dearly missed Let your diesel tanks be full to cruise the coast as you do. May your decks be salty... Wet a line and you’ll be fine. Forever in the sea you’ll be. RIP David https://www.facebook.com/trailerboataustralasia/posts/343548196049822:0

05.01.2022 Perfecto. We keep you on the water. These guys keep you hydrated and nourished!