I take it back! This express has the added double lifelines, though only in the
center! I guess nobody could fall off anywhere else!
On the C&C, the stanchion bases are clear of the deck and walkways. Note the
toe stubbing stanchion bases of the Express. Not exactly a sailors boat, now is
it?

http://www.express30.com/photos/images/DSCN1353.jpg

RB

I trust the C&C 32 has better stanchion bases than those
puny, unsupported bases on the Express. For one thing
the don't have a big enough footprint to be strong enough
and for another they dont have the necessary welded bale
that is necessary to strengthen them. They probably lack
the necessary large backing plate on the inside as well.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
I take it back! This express has the added double lifelines, though only in the
center! I guess nobody could fall off anywhere else!
On the C&C, the stanchion bases are clear of the deck and walkways. Note the
toe stubbing stanchion bases of the Express. Not exactly a sailors boat, now is
it?

http://www.express30.com/photos/images/DSCN1353.jpg

RB

I trust the C&C 32 has better stanchion bases than those
puny, unsupported bases on the Express.

The C&C stanchion bases are very strong, overlapping the toe rail for strength.
The stanchions at the gate/entry points are also reinforced with a second
tubular support.

RB

Ha ha hehe , I see what you mean about his stupidity sometimes being
funny.

Scotty

"Bobsprit" wrote ...

This express has the added double lifelines, though only in the
center!

The C&C stanchion bases are very strong, overlapping the toe rail for
strength.
The stanchions at the gate/entry points are also reinforced with a second
tubular support.

Big deal. Express did that and the boat doesn't even have those candy ass
gates for non sailors and women in skirts.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

For one thing
the don't have a big enough footprint to be strong enough
and for another they dont have the necessary welded bale
that is necessary to strengthen them.

Go look at the boat since it's obvious you can't see either. The bases are
bolted thru the deck plus bolted to the toerail. They don't go anywhere.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

The bases are
bolted thru the deck plus bolted to the toerail. They don't go anywhere.

They go right into your foot!!!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB