DCB M31/M35- anyone agree with me-
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My understanding is that the hatch in the front part of the boat is there for access to the bow...from the cabin...so you don't have to climb over the windshield.
I completely agree with the engine hatches though...it would be a pain to work on the engines (if it was needed) while on the water.
Chris
I completely agree with the engine hatches though...it would be a pain to work on the engines (if it was needed) while on the water.
Chris
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Ok so DCB M31/M35..goregous boats, however. these two models have full-wrap-around windshields such as Skaters/MTis, however has anyone noticed that bcuz of the design and width of the beam no one can get inside the boat from the bow... theres no room to walk from the bow, around the windshield and step into the boat.... Thats got to be an issue at poker runs.... theres no way to step over the windshield, so if standing on the bow of the boat,,, your suck...only way to get in and out of the thing is from the back..... Skaters and MTis provide enough width to walk around the windshield and step to the back of the seating area.....
do u guys agree this is a poor design?...eliminator 27/28/36 Speedsters also impossible to get into from the bow.....i love DCBs , but its just something ive noticed n been wanting to ask others.......
being able to get into and out of any Catarmaran from the bow in a quick response should be necessary at all times...
what do u guys think?
do u guys agree this is a poor design?...eliminator 27/28/36 Speedsters also impossible to get into from the bow.....i love DCBs , but its just something ive noticed n been wanting to ask others.......
being able to get into and out of any Catarmaran from the bow in a quick response should be necessary at all times...
what do u guys think?

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My understanding is that the hatch in the front part of the boat is there for access to the bow...from the cabin...so you don't have to climb over the windshield.
I completely agree with the engine hatches though...it would be a pain to work on the engines (if it was needed) while on the water.
Chris
I completely agree with the engine hatches though...it would be a pain to work on the engines (if it was needed) while on the water.
Chris