Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
03-28-2006 | 05:59 AM
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Re: Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
Originally Posted by RedDog382
Actually, I did invite you along for one of the LEOPA Poker Runs last spring, my friend. If I remember correctly, you had to "raise funds" and couldn't go that day. Ms Patriyacht was very disappointed.
Sounds likely though...
Must have been the run out of Monroe.
I had to pass up dinner with Donna too.
So you know that I really was busy.
Originally Posted by RedDog382
Also offered to meet you at Brenner to help launch and retrieve your boat one weekend last summer.
Now THAT was especially cool... because the water levels were so low at my dock that I almost had to use the river channel. I would not have made my trip to PIB that time if I didn't have the "back up." That was awesome. You saved the trip. Luckily... levels came back up.
Originally Posted by RedDog382
And I suggested a cure for a trim pump problem you were having when you first joined the website, and you still owe the beer you promised for that.
Originally Posted by RedDog382
So, Ahem ... 
But hopefully we will actually be able to meet up this year!
But hopefully we will actually be able to meet up this year!
I give up. You got me.
You should have been the top of the list.
(If TizBad has steps on that Ocean I am also screwed.
)
03-28-2006 | 07:43 AM
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Re: Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
Originally Posted by fund razor
This thread is hilarious.
Everybody is pretty much agreeing that they are all pretty much saying the same thing.
Heavy boats good in rough. Steps run flatter, faster, and with less HP than straights. Steps can spin out if you forget she's flying. And boats are cool.
Yep.... everybody pretty much on the same page.
Actually experiences may vary.
Everybody is pretty much agreeing that they are all pretty much saying the same thing.
Heavy boats good in rough. Steps run flatter, faster, and with less HP than straights. Steps can spin out if you forget she's flying. And boats are cool.
Yep.... everybody pretty much on the same page.
Actually experiences may vary.
You know how these threads go.
03-28-2006 | 12:40 PM
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Re: Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
This is awesome! The new guy asked a question and started a cage match! This is almost as exciting as my job with Blackwater in Iraq. (almost) What all this boils down to for me is since I dont race and I'm inexperienced, the 32' straight v will do fine for a long time. This is an awesome website! One day, I too will be part of the Jedi Order. Later, Padowan casey
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03-28-2006 | 04:50 PM
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From: medellin colombia, pablo escobar's lil town
Re: Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
if you want a new str8 bottom call top bannana he's gonna start making the 35'9" cig mistress again with modern technology and a deck similar to the cig 28ss. how cool is that.
03-28-2006 | 09:25 PM
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Re: Stepped Hull Vs Straight Hull
I originaly set out out to find a single engine 28' but I came across this 1993 Nordic with twin 615s built by Lawrence racing engines in NY. It was sitting on a lake lot at Texoma. I was able to steal it for 17,500. Eventually I'll get my 28' but I think I'll keep this old Nordic......Casey
