Interesting afternoon Don Smith Boats
01-16-2003, 06:17 PM
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I tried to get some photos this afternoon but they were busy there,That of the Internal structure in the boat BTW you could drive a concrete truck over it.
The Power Vent is in a class of its own huge driveline parts Unbreakable and the cool thing is it self trims! Get this with no moving Parts.
The Power Vent is in a class of its own huge driveline parts Unbreakable and the cool thing is it self trims! Get this with no moving Parts.
01-16-2003, 09:07 PM
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Don has surely been around the block, he has developed and proven many ideas.
One of the most impressive boat rides I have ever experienced was aboard the 42'. She simply mowed down 3-5' seas like it was nothing.
More impressive, after my turn at the wheel I sat at the transom and could not smell even a hint of Diesel Fuel burning. The design buries the smoke and it resurfaces aft a 100 yds behind the boat.
Not to mention I saw the badest weedeater ever at his shop. It was powered by a mercury v-6 outboard
One of the most impressive boat rides I have ever experienced was aboard the 42'. She simply mowed down 3-5' seas like it was nothing.
More impressive, after my turn at the wheel I sat at the transom and could not smell even a hint of Diesel Fuel burning. The design buries the smoke and it resurfaces aft a 100 yds behind the boat.
Not to mention I saw the badest weedeater ever at his shop. It was powered by a mercury v-6 outboard
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