Now if I was in Bob's position and had
to chance to sail a vessel up from Florida to NYC... an easy
passage
with a
multitude of ports I would do that instead of trucking it. Why
is Bob
in a
rush to get a new boat back up on the cradle???


"Swab Rob" wrote

Because I'm afraid to sail.

RB

Nutsy?

Just how many feet between the Cabin and the wheel? We know by your own
posting, room behind the wheel is TIGHT.

Just how many feet between the Cabin and the wheel? We know by your own

posting, room behind the wheel is TIGHT.

Room behind the wheel IS tight. I was worried about it. Folks claimed
"you don't drive a boat like a bus" but sometimes I like to stand
behind the wheel. It seemed tight. But Tuesday, under fresh breezes, I
never noticed the wheel accept that it could be reached from everywhere
with ease. Standing behind it was fine and under power I stood on the
after deck for visibility, still able to reach the huge wheel with
ease. Feel was simply no less than amazing. I never knew a wheel could
present that kind of feedback. The Whitlock is in another league for
sure.

RB

Nutsy?

You're full of it!! You don't get feed-back from a R&P set-up.




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Nutsy?

I asked; How many feet between the Cabin and the wheel? Don't change
the subject. Answer the question. We know there is damn little room
behind the wheel.

You say you can reach the wheel from anyplace. Sure you can; the cockpit
is small.

Again give us the distance from cabin to wheel? (In feet)

OT

--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...

And none too soon, my mouth is getting tired.





Robert B
Boatless
NY

Because I knew it would get Loco's panty's in a bunch...and it
did!..

Did I even comment? I don't remember.

Nutsy,

You keep showing pictures of an empty Cockpit, with nothing to compare
size.
How about this;
http://www.somerset sail.com/sails/ beneteau--35S5.jpg
2 men in the Cockpit, 1 behind the wheel;
A full cockpit. Small cockpit. Your own photo as proof!

Check & mate,
Ole Thom