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04-24-2007, 05:48 PM
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Oil out? every time? That does sound like work. If the whole deal was dry sump would that matter. Fuel is easy, just run it out, should be just a few miles with that power.
04-24-2007, 07:22 PM
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I could use one for my tub.
Can ya dunk them?
Can ya dunk them?
04-24-2007, 08:15 PM
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Are you serious, $78,000. Maybe they make a hand crank one I bet it is a real work of art, making it tilt, supporting the hull evenly and making it secure when on its side. How about handling, there is a bunch of weight 15ft in the air, almost 1/2 the boat. I think they are cool and would make the most sense for hauling, even with permits it is a wide load that can be clipped easily, and you don't need that hassle.
I bet it is a real work of art, making it tilt, supporting the hull evenly and making it secure when on its side. How about handling, there is a bunch of weight 15ft in the air, almost 1/2 the boat. I think they are cool and would make the most sense for hauling, even with permits it is a wide load that can be clipped easily, and you don't need that hassle.
