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Originally Posted by slug
Looks goofy
How does water drain out of the bow of the tender ?
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Only a very little accumulates in the bow and you can either sponge it out or tip it back to drain from the rear . The design is brilliant as there is only a tiny portion of the dinghy in the water so little drag, no painter managing or snags, no potential for flips and the dinghy is not blocking your rear sightlines or swinging on
davits. Plus the
outboard can be left on for most short trips and is super easy to launch. Some users have used the set up to get back to the slip or anchorage when their main motor failed.
I'm looking for any tips or pointers from those who have one too.