Another Accident
07-10-2005, 06:45 AM
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Re: Another Accident
Originally Posted by jeaston
Glad everyone is ok, interesting how the cap separated from the hull.
You bring up a good point about the hull/deck seperation. Aren't those bonded on a 33ZX?? I wouldn't expect that from a boat that comes "out of the box" capable of low 80's, and with the Daytona package claimed 92mph
Dumbazz - WEAR THE THETHER!!!!!!!
07-10-2005, 07:06 AM
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Re: Another Accident
Originally Posted by bouyhunter
I'm also glad no one was hurt.
You bring up a good point about the hull/deck seperation. Aren't those bonded on a 33ZX?? I wouldn't expect that from a boat that comes "out of the box" capable of low 80's, and with the Daytona package claimed 92mph
Dumbazz - WEAR THE THETHER!!!!!!!
You bring up a good point about the hull/deck seperation. Aren't those bonded on a 33ZX?? I wouldn't expect that from a boat that comes "out of the box" capable of low 80's, and with the Daytona package claimed 92mph
Dumbazz - WEAR THE THETHER!!!!!!!
I have been the "Dumbass" before.
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07-10-2005, 08:20 AM
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I had a Donzi and had it down to the shell, the hull/deck were bonded with screws and some glue. Not much there at all and many screws were stripped and were useless. I bet this was the side that ran down the sea wall and just wore it down to nothing. Can you imagine the horror of this guy watching his boat fly down the lake? The kill switch is there for a reason so use it or loose it...the boat that is, or worse.
07-10-2005, 08:28 AM
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Re: Another Accident
Originally Posted by MitchStellin
I had a Donzi and had it down to the shell, the hull/deck were bonded with screws and some glue. Not much there at all and many screws were stripped and were useless. I bet this was the side that ran down the sea wall and just wore it down to nothing. Can you imagine the horror of this guy watching his boat fly down the lake? The kill switch is there for a reason so use it or loose it...the boat that is, or worse.
07-10-2005, 10:19 AM
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We where out there all day yesterday and luckily we didn't see this clown, Idiot's like this that make it harder for us boaters that just go out there to relax and have fun, Looks like that donzi isn't made that well, or is it just me. 
07-10-2005, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by jeaston
Not sure how old the boat is. Mine had 2 hrs on it and the adhesive looked like this with erratic fasteners.
07-10-2005, 10:34 AM
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Re: Another Accident
Originally Posted by sonic31
We where out there all day yesterday and luckily we didn't see this clown, Idiot's like this that make it harder for us boaters that just go out there to relax and have fun, Looks like that donzi isn't made that well, or is it just me.
