As long as the keel doesn't fall off!

Maybe you could post a link to the story. This Boobster wanna be sock
puppet is a riot.

DSK wrote:
rgnmstr wrote:

Schock 35 rates 72 on the Chesapeake. We have one in our fleet.


They're fast and I like them more than the J-35, but have doubts about a
Tom Schock product. What do you think of it?

DSK

Aren't they a newer version of the Sanata 35 designed by Gary Mull
(which was a great boat).

You are SO busted as a know nothing!

So you posted a link to a photo of what appears to be a Ultimate 30.
Not quite a production Shock.

All I can say is, you CLEARLY know nothing about boats, if you don't
know about
Schock's keel falling off his own boat, which was a schock 40. This has
been
WIDELY discussed industry wide.

So you are saying that's a 40 footer in the photo you posted?

rgnmstr wrote:
All I can say is, you CLEARLY know nothing about boats, if you don't
know about
Schock's keel falling off his own boat, which was a schock 40. This has
been
WIDELY discussed industry wide.

So you are saying that's a 40 footer in the photo you posted?

http://www.sailinganarchy.com/genera...hock40keel.htm
Not a poor construction problem.

The Shock 40 keel/rock problem is widely known. The fact that the
indian boy tried to use it as a bash of Shock boats just makes him
look even more like the nimrod he is. As I stated previously most
sailors have quite a bit of respect for W.D. Shock and their build
quality.

Gary wrote:


http://www.sailinganarchy.com/genera...hock40keel.htm
Not a poor construction problem.


Hmmm, is welding not a part of construction? Seems the design was ok but
the flaw was in fabrication.

Cheers
Martin