Apache- THE TRUTH EXPOSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Ron P
You need to read my next installment about the insurance industry.
When you got "Tossed", were you wearing the lanyard and a vest?
When you got "Tossed", were you wearing the lanyard and a vest?
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Originally Posted by bajaneil
Do a search, during the summer months there were spinnouts nearly every weekend for a while.
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Originally Posted by bajaneil
Correct.
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Originally Posted by Hang Time 27
Seriously, how many accidents can be attributed to the "slide and hook" of a step bottom
"boaters not getting to know the performance characteristics of thier boat before they push it" Would be most likely.....
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Originally Posted by Hang Time 27
So do you think that's because of the bottom design, or because of boaters not getting to know the performance characteristics of thier boat before they push it?
if your interested in steps , do a search. theres plenty of other threads that make for good reading.
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Originally Posted by Hang Time 27
From driving a TV ?? I doubt it.
I've been tossed at 80, and no emergency room was involved. c
I've been tossed at 80, and no emergency room was involved. c
Last edited by Comanche3Six; 03-05-2005 at 10:05 PM.
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Originally Posted by Hang Time 27
Fear and respect of the machine and nature is what keeps one safe, more so than the design of the vehicle...............
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Originally Posted by BGIII
This theory is fine until somebody needs to make an emergency manuver. At that point, I believe the design plays a large part in what happens (or doesn't happen).