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Old 29-03-2013, 22:06   #1
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Anyone ever consider one of these for a tender?
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Old 29-03-2013, 22:38   #2
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Hell of a boat !! sorta reminds me of the old motorcycle sidecar races !! looks like great fun for the young !! they would make for a FAST Dink tho !! LOL
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Several variations out there.
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Old 29-03-2013, 23:47   #4
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PVC construction will turn into a 'Goo' boat in a year with full time UV exposure. Great for where the sun don't shine or a boat that gets very little use.
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Old 30-03-2013, 22:36   #6
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Are either of these made of Hypalon?
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The decent ones are pretty heavy. The lightweight ones don't last long.
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Old 31-03-2013, 08:06   #8
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Oh... Sorry... I thought the post said .... "My Next Drink"... I was going to offer my professional advice.... My bad...
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Anyone ever consider one of these for a tender?
70 mph in a dinghy is a bit much for me, but the air entrapment cat/tunnel hull is offered on tenders more suitable for our usage and they can plane even with just 3 hp. Plus easy to get into from the water, just push down on the bow and slither in.
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