Swim Platforms...again
 

Yet another nice use for the 35s5 swim platform!

http://www.comunidaddebarcos.com/fot...o3%20aitxe.JPG

RB
35s5....simply the best!
NY

Swim Platforms...again
 

every boat needs an extra 5 feet to carry fenders. Are you go to put an
elevator or wheelchair lift on your stern to pull you out of the water?
A rope with knots is all a real sailor needs to board any vessel. All
of RedCloud is a swim platform. You should see my pulpit diving
board..... or my spreader high dive platform.

What a huge waste of space.

Joe

Swim Platforms...again
 

What a huge waste of space.


Wow....now my swim platform has grown to 5 feet!!!!! Waste? I don't
think these two feel that way!!!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/spfun.jpg

And I bet the captain wouldn't agree with you either!!!!

Hoooh ahhhhh! Ya can't fight facts, Joe!

RB
35s5...a boat for FUN!
NY


RB
35s5
NY

Swim Platforms...again
 

Fenders should be stowed. Those aren't even the proper kind. I suppose if
you're only going to be out for a short while, it's better than on the deck,
but it looks like they're not out for an hour or two.

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Yet another nice use for the 35s5 swim platform!

http://www.comunidaddebarcos.com/fot...o3%20aitxe.JPG

RB
35s5....simply the best!
NY

Swim Platforms...again
 

Fenders should be stowed. Those aren't even the proper kind.

We have no idea of the specific application for those fenders or how
long they are out for, Jonathan. For a short local sail there's nothing
wrong with hanging a few fenders there. Perhaps they are an hour away
from their destination and just have them there ready to go.

RB
35s5...the safest boat!
NY