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Old 30-09-2015, 06:30   #16
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Re: Stability of Livingstons vs RHIBs
We had a 10' Livingston with a 15 hp Yamaha. It gave a very soft ride in a chop, tracked dead straight and was also very dry. Only problem is it couldn't handle much weight. Other than that we loved it.
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Re: Stability of Livingstons vs RHIBs
Look closely at the type of boat:

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...d.php?t=154557
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