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k guys i need your opinions on this Do you think my Force would look better Railing less? (bow and stern) or keep the railings? dont mind my friends there soaking up the sun was at Higgins lake in MI today :)

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I'm not a railing fan - I say off!!

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X3

Maybe cut the front down some lower to the deck its good to have something to tie fenders to and hold onto at the dock.

X4

You need some kind of rail to hang on to, a low one would be fine.

Looks are a very personal and subjective subject but I always liked the looks of the rails. If you boat on a smooth lake, then taking them off might not be a big deal. If you anchor in any sort of rough water, or tie up to a dock where you need fenders, then that railing comes in mighty handy.

Dan

X5 I would take them off

If your in to function keep them. If your into looks take them off. I took them off my 235 force and it looked more updated. I think the railings make it look older then it is.

Here's a pic of my old 235 force with out the railing. Don't mind the graphics it came that way. Lol

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Lose the railing! Is that dog crap in the foreground?!

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I like 1 low profile rail going down the center of the deck. Not very noticeable, good for hanging fenders, and hanging on too.

hahaha goose poop lol

but i agree ive been wanting to since i bought it just wasn't sure about hole filling id love the low pro ones but finding one is a bit hard and cant do down the middle my cuddy hatch is there.

Damned geese. You could remove the rails and run some new stainless screws back into the existing holes with some 3m 4200 sealant. No gelcoat repair and leaves the option to re install if desired. Boat looks great!

It would look good if you cut it to follow the top deck surface, leaving 2" under neath for lines.