--
"Swab Rob" wrote
.com...

Looks like a PITA to get around that wheel, no?




When I singlehand, getting around the wheel and getting to
the
cabin-top traveler means some nimble footwork. The 35s5 in
her normal
configuration is not for the elderly sailor. We haven't
had a problem
thus far.

That's a nice way of saying ''poor design''.


--
Scotty
''One who never gets out of the Sound cannot, with
any degree of credibility, comment on the courage
of fellow sailors'' ....F.B.
http://tinyurl.com/pzdl8

configuration is not for the elderly sailor. We haven't
had a problem
thus far.

That's a nice way of saying ''poor design''.


Yeah...no one wants a cabin-top traveler or large wheel connected to
superior R&P steering....the same used by C&C and X-Yachts today!

Poor Sloco and Scotty!


RB
35s5
NY

Bob, you sure are going out of your way to prove what a big
cockpit you have. Is there a problem?

Scotty




--
"Swab Rob" wrote
configuration is not for the elderly sailor. We haven't
had a problem
thus far.

That's a nice way of saying ''poor design''.


Yeah...no one wants a cabin-top traveler or large wheel
connected to
superior R&P steering....the same used by C&C and X-Yachts
today!

Poor Sloco and Scotty!


RB
35s5
NY

Bob, you sure are going out of your way to prove what a big
cockpit you have. Is there a problem?



Yeah, but it seems all too important to you and others that it be small
and not be up to handling 6 people or more. Anyway it's not only the
size of the cockpit, but how I use it. Note that Suzanne is smiling in
those pics? Come to think of it, the girl on the left is my
ex-girlfriend from Ghost and she's also smiling!



RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...

Bob, you sure are going out of your way to prove what a big
cockpit you have. Is there a problem?



Yeah, but it seems all too important to you and others that it be small
and not be up to handling 6 people or more. Anyway it's not only the
size of the cockpit, but how I use it. Note that Suzanne is smiling in
those pics? Come to think of it, the girl on the left is my
ex-girlfriend from Ghost and she's also smiling!


Suzanne is not displaying a gingival smile, nor is she using any of the
involuntary muscles that are employed in a spontaneous smile.

That is a small cockpit with a ridiculously large wheel. I don't think you
can get a larger wheel.

Traditionally wheels that big were used for mechanical advantage in block
and tackle steering systems.

Do you also employ reins and a feed bag on your automobile?

Nutsy,

You know if they weren't so damn CHEAP when they lengthened the hull,
they could have lengthened the Hull by moving the Transom back to allow
more room behind the helm. That would have let them use a wheel that
allow room around it, also allowing another two seats on each side of
the wheel.

You could still stand on the seat for visibility but for the life of me,
I can't see a need for that much visibility. Your sailing, not driving
in Times Square.

Benny just took The Cheapest way to lengthen the hull. CHEAP, Cheap,
cheap :^) and YOU BROUGHT INTO IT. Now you're trying to justify their
Cheap Trick by standing on the seat an crowing;"Look at me, How good I
can See!" If you need that much visibility you should maybe mount the
Helm on the Cabin top (G)

Nutsy, you've Busted Yourself again with your own posts.

Happy Sailing from the Cramped, make do;--- Cheap cockpit. While your
up there don't forget to wave to the people on Shore. You're not fooling
anyone on the water




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..Suzanne is not displaying a gingival smile, nor is she using any of
the
involuntary muscles that are employed in a spontaneous smile.


Yes, everyone is talking about this problem with her smile.


That is a small cockpit with a ridiculously large wheel. I don't
think you
can get a larger wheel.


Yes, another problem as the wheel is within reach at all helm
positions. This can't be a good thing. We may switch to a folding wheel
and just keep it folded.



RB
35s5
NY