Jeff, yep.
The Marinette came w/the hardware already mounted to the platform that attaches to the dink that allows you to pull it up and out of the water against the transom.
But yeah, on/off w/the motor, in a rolling seas, and the gas tank etc.
PIA!
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- Tue Sep 01, 2015 2:17 am
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: Finally Back on Tin!
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- Mon Aug 31, 2015 3:59 pm
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- Topic: Finally Back on Tin!
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Re: Finally Back on Tin!
Put another 40 or so miles on her this weekend on Lake Erie and had a blast.
Night 1 on the hook off the s.end of Pelee Island, night 2 at dock at noth end of same island and night 3 back at dock.
Uneventful other than lake going from calm/flat, to wind and 3' to 4's at midnight!
Fun moving the ...
Night 1 on the hook off the s.end of Pelee Island, night 2 at dock at noth end of same island and night 3 back at dock.
Uneventful other than lake going from calm/flat, to wind and 3' to 4's at midnight!
Fun moving the ...
- Wed Aug 26, 2015 6:19 am
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- Topic: Finally Back on Tin!
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Finally Back on Tin!
Just took possession of our 2nd 32' flybridge, sedan and 3rd Marinette over all.
This one has the very rare almond (??) colored paint and is in as good of shape as any I've seen and I feel very lucky and privilege to own such a beauty.
Only needs some minor interior updating. As in curtains instead ...
This one has the very rare almond (??) colored paint and is in as good of shape as any I've seen and I feel very lucky and privilege to own such a beauty.
Only needs some minor interior updating. As in curtains instead ...