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Originally Posted by upstate31sonic
(Post 2922554)
When are you going to be in town..We are taking a trip to some place for most of the week..we will be back...you up for the week?? I have the dempster crutches in the truck:drink:
Hip is good to dance with Mom this year!!! Took the boat for a good shake down this weekend out in Lake Huron, 2-4 foot chop small craft advisories and made for a smooth run at about 50-60 with the wind and 40-50 into it:drink: 30 mile run from Port Huron up to Port Sanilac. |
Originally Posted by Hot Stepper
(Post 2923694)
Heading out this Friday (7th) after an a.m. meeting should be in town early evening. Staying all week returning to Mi on the 16th.
Took the boat for a good shake down this weekend out in Lake Huron, 2-4 foot chop small craft advisories and made for a smooth run at about 50-60 with the wind and 40-50 into it:drink: 30 mile run from Port Huron up to Port Sanilac. I'm sure you're better-half enjoyed that little cruise!!! |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 2923469)
It would seem the mysterious and everpresent undercurrent has somehow left the slip, 5P nailed it on the first try. Thumbs up to 5P, like I said, you're a better man than it's seen in a while.
Having backed down and secured my boat into that slip for 13 years, often times solo, and never made contact it would seem it can be done successfully by someone who knows how to handle a twin engine boat. Though having never frequented that slip you would know nothing about your own propwash off the wall and it's occasional effect. BTW... Hows the copycat clothesline working out for you? I'm sure even with that little helper you not bringing precious in without assist. Can you even get directly from the cockpit to the deck? I'm sure 5P is enjoying what I've done before him as much as you are. ;) |
Originally Posted by Rippem
(Post 2923789)
congrats to 5P
Having backed down and secured my boat into that slip for 13 years, often times solo, and never made contact it would seem it can be done successfully by someone who knows how to handle a twin engine boat. Though having never frequented that slip you would know nothing about your own propwash off the wall and it's occasional effect. BTW... Hows the copycat clothesline working out for you? I'm sure even with that little helper you not bringing precious in without assist. Can you even get directly from the cockpit to the deck? I'm sure 5P is enjoying what I've done before him as much as you are. ;) Was only going on past reports, no current data on the situation for this year. Others have been in and out without comment, so I assume a change may have occured. The clothes line deal works well, not a bad idea. I have made some mods to mine that makes for install, level adjustment, and removal without having to perch an extension ladder on the finger docks. Same basic deal, just thought out and taken to the next level. ;) Some folks find me quite clever, 5P is using the upgraded version as well. Although there was mention of pulleys and laundry. I do manage to come and go on my own, thank you. Access to the bow of a Fountain is quite easy. Ever notice the walk ways down the side of the deck? Not little ones cluttered with bow rails, actually designed to be used, quite well thought out, and handy. No need to climb over the windshield whatsoever. |
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
(Post 2923775)
I'm sure you're better-half enjoyed that little cruise!!!
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Originally Posted by Hot Stepper
(Post 2924028)
Believe it or not she loved 95+ percent of it. I had two voices in my head at one point. One hers saying slow down and the other a friend saying speed up. We had just came across a couple of bigger crests that we caught a little air time off of. Needless to say it was throttle down across the little ones from there:drink:
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Originally Posted by ThirdBird
(Post 2924155)
I just know my matey doesn't really dig that stuff - she's told me several times!!!!:drink:
Mine says her next trip in the big stuff will be over her cold dead body. Gosh, I'm going to miss her! The drowned rat look was kinda cute. :party-smiley-004: |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 2924178)
Mine says her next trip in the big stuff will be over her cold dead body.
Gosh, I'm going to miss her! The drowned rat look was kinda cute. :party-smiley-004: |
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
(Post 2924367)
LOL:drink:
Like that one did ya? :D I hear you boys are in the House this friday night, Cocktails? Jackie Chans for everyone? Maybe Axa can spin up a batch in the smoothie machine! :eek: |
Originally Posted by RaggedEdge
(Post 2924406)
Like that one did ya? :D
I hear you boys are in the House this friday night, Cocktails? Jackie Chans for everyone? Maybe Axa can spin up a batch in the smoothie machine! :eek: I don't know about the "machine" this year. Not this week anyways with the trip planned. Too much to do now just to get ready. Although, it would be pretty funny to get a batch of Jackie in the machine...we could watch them all fall down after a couple. :drink: Dave |
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