Boat Measuring
02-14-2005 | 09:01 PM
#27
Ginger or Mary Ann?
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From: L
Re: Boat Measuring
Originally Posted by CMG
Too easy, I'll pass on this one 
Hate to have to add another 'kill' to the side of my boat. Actually, there's no more room left,..... with all the others that is.
02-14-2005 | 09:05 PM
#28
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From: Clinton N.J.
Re: Boat Measuring
Originally Posted by ThirdBird
If your shop is too short, cut a 10" diameter hole in the wall and cover it on the outside with a highway cone. That'll gain ya almost 2 feet of Fountain storage space. 
02-14-2005 | 09:47 PM
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From: Nashvegas, TN
Re: Boat Measuring
Racer,
A 35' Fountain on a Myco will fit in a 40' garage. You have to allow for the trailer tongue and drives. Generally, you'll need to add 4' to the hull length for LOA including the trailer.
Exceptions would be goosenecks or swingaways, or Arnesons.
Regards,
Steve
A 35' Fountain on a Myco will fit in a 40' garage. You have to allow for the trailer tongue and drives. Generally, you'll need to add 4' to the hull length for LOA including the trailer.
Exceptions would be goosenecks or swingaways, or Arnesons.
Regards,
Steve
just use a tape measure. 
