~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
02-19-2006 | 03:17 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
Spinning a prop means you broke the rubber insert inside the prop hub loose, it needs to be replaced.
Prop slippage exists because there is always a small amount of cavitation on every prop. Pitch is the theoretical distance a prop will travel if turned 1 revolution in a solid substance (like jello) with 0 slip, but it will not occur in water.
Prop slippage exists because there is always a small amount of cavitation on every prop. Pitch is the theoretical distance a prop will travel if turned 1 revolution in a solid substance (like jello) with 0 slip, but it will not occur in water.
02-19-2006 | 03:39 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
havebeenprofiled = (adj)
to have a manufacturer you trust work on your property and screw it up.
To take advantage of; cheat: I havebeen profiled by the manufacturer who did not do the job as was agreed and paid for.
to have a manufacturer you trust work on your property and screw it up.
To take advantage of; cheat: I havebeen profiled by the manufacturer who did not do the job as was agreed and paid for.
02-19-2006 | 04:05 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
If you use fenders to tie up to another vessel or pier than what is the definition of fendering?
Also what is the definition of mooring?
Trolling? (this has nothing to do with picking up chicks)
Do you launch a boat from a trailer or a pier?
Also what is the definition of mooring?
Trolling? (this has nothing to do with picking up chicks)
Do you launch a boat from a trailer or a pier?
02-19-2006 | 04:27 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
Originally Posted by Troutly
But seriously, I consider the freeboard the distance between the water line and the top of the deck.
02-19-2006 | 04:43 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
Originally Posted by Harper220
I always thought it was the distance from the floor of the boat along the side to the top where you would step to get in...
02-19-2006 | 04:44 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
Originally Posted by dean51267
havebeenprofiled = (adj)
to have a manufacturer you trust work on your property and screw it up.
To take advantage of; cheat: I havebeen profiled by the manufacturer who did not do the job as was agreed and paid for.
to have a manufacturer you trust work on your property and screw it up.
To take advantage of; cheat: I havebeen profiled by the manufacturer who did not do the job as was agreed and paid for.
02-19-2006 | 04:58 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
I thought "freeboard" is measured from the water line
to the top of the walls that surround the cockpit?
I dont know the name of it all I know is it has "gun" in it.
to the top of the walls that surround the cockpit?
I dont know the name of it all I know is it has "gun" in it.
02-19-2006 | 05:03 PM
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Re: ~Boat terms, parts & definitions trivia~
What do you call the white spacer in a Bravo drive where the pin goes through. The one that looks like a Celery Stick or a bone. I call it the Celery stick or Bone! 
