Quote- TCBOSS302:
BUT, as far as chitting on my boat, let me just say that when you have right at 6' headroom, an overall usable cabin that you can overnight on and an enclosed head, yes, I would if I had no other choice. Would you take a chit on a cruiser?

+1, and only if its a pump out, like in my 45.

If my boat didn't have a vacuflush head I would have to $hit ON my boat but since it does have a vacuflush, I can "answer the phone" and do that business as the equipment is designed to be used, in a bowl and pumped out like a cruiser. :evilb:

What.....you're gonna crap in the lake or river? Niiiiiiiiiice.

Sour grapes! :party-smiley-004:

[QUOTE=PhantomChaos;3570924]If my boat didn't have a vacuflush head I would have to $hit ON my boat QUOTE]

Now thats funny chit :drink:

NK

not a problem for Nort on any boat , he claims his $h!t dont stink :eek::lolhit:








ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy:
ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:drink:

I don't chit in my boat, I just look for the closest boat that left the cabin door unlocked and make a deposit before I leave. :D

Not true.....ask my wife. She's always wondering if something has crawled under the house and died. :):drink:

Ponder this: When you chit in your boat and it goes into the holding tank, you can pump it out, right? When it comes time to pump it out, do you think you get 100% all of it? Most likely not. If you want to drive with chit on your boat, that's your business. For me? Could never do it. Just the thought that there might be some residual chit left irks me.

This is not the first thread about this topic. A pleasure boat should run on pump gas and have a cabin. With that being said boat for boat who has 1075 and runs faster than 145. I know my Outerlimits does. As far as big water that is a separate thread. Dont know if Outerlimits would be the fastest in big water, any boat in big water at speed has a lot to do with set up and driver.