My wife would need that:lolhit:Reason why I dont let her do anything on the boat except refill my drink:drink:
Hahaha, thats exactly what my wife said when i showed her "maybe he's teaching his wife to drive and he doesn't want her to make a high $$$ mistake".:eek:
SHAWN DAVIS
07-29-2011 04:19 PM
drunk labels.....
POWERPLAY J
07-29-2011 04:36 PM
Gotta wonder if he has Post-its all over the house with directions LOL
lucky strike
07-29-2011 05:23 PM
Originally Posted by SHAWN DAVIS
(Post 3465460)
drunk labels.....
BINGO! :lolhit:
compedgemarine
07-29-2011 08:34 PM
yes but if left and right are tatooed on his hands then he could only turn left when he is throttling the boat!
TWIN-SPINS
07-30-2011 02:25 AM
place hands on wheel stickers :drink:
buck183
07-30-2011 08:52 AM
Oddly enough, as recently as last month I've read threads on other boating forums that asked why one would even want a throttle set up like this. They didn't understand why they had to be so complicated.
Honest, it was said....
Buck
pokey27
07-30-2011 08:54 AM
That some funny chit :lolhit:
ActiveFun
07-30-2011 09:03 AM
Mine goes to "11"
speicher lane
07-30-2011 11:14 AM
Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 3465559)
yes but if left and right are tatooed on his hands then he could only turn left when he is throttling the boat!
...maybe they simplified the operation one step further - red left shoe with an "L<-" and a green right shoe with a "R->" - covers navigation and the turn direction delemna..... that said, is there the word "ROCK" on top of the cavitaion plate so when the boat stops moving after the inevitable whack or is it just inscribed into the lower .....or maybe painted on the bottom?????
This is taking the concept of "Boating for dummies" to a whole new level... and gives new meaning to "Here's your sign!!!" Signs are everywhere.
I do know of one boater that mistakenly reached for the gear shift, thinking it was throttles and went into reverse at 4000+ rpm....interesting twists inside a #6 when that happens
