Originally Posted by GLH (Post 2804383)

Go fast, learn your lessons and stop blaming the other guy.

That is truly the American way.....

Originally Posted by tanner (Post 2804289)

I would have to agree, design flaw !! and for that matter Mercruiser is to blame for putting alot of power in the boat to begin with, and what the hell does the prop shop have any business custom fabbing props for a boat that has flaws to begin with and power that is waaaay to big. and Lanyards... Lanyards should not be up to the owner/driver to have to worry about, Cigarette and all the other manufactures should be installing sensors in the cockpit floor so when the drivers leaves the seat the engines quit !
Come on people, don't keep putting the blame on a guy who has enough money to buy the boat but not enough brains to take the Tres Martin course.
I hope these manufactures take notice and do what is necessary to protect the rocks on the shores of Bulgaria !:drink:

Originally Posted by 4mulafastech (Post 2804770)

LOL! ...and the trailer manufacturer. How dare they design a trailer that enabled this poor driver to tow such a dangerous boat to the water!:drink:

Originally Posted by GLH (Post 2804383)

Don't think a couple wet people in a race should make a lawsuit getting the wet ones rich.

Go fast, learn your lessons and stop blaming the other guy.

That is truly the American way.....

Not blaming and trying to suck money out of the entity that tried to help you.

Move on and learn.

Originally Posted by mccaffertee (Post 2804798)

THAT IS NOT TRUE AT THE SLOW SPEED OF THIS BOAT, you can't make a cig 28 roll outward at that slow of a speed!