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Don White wrote in news:QU2Ff.24448$VV4.173364
@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca: Why fiberglass then? What about the plastic versions... such as 'Walker Bay'. You could drag those over rough surfaces...matter of fact, they come with a wheel under the transom for moving around on dry land. All this sounds good until the damned thing is running you down surfing in simplest of waves. Let's quit screwing around and get a Porta-Bote...folds flat against the handrail, haul it up a halyard vertically up the mast while you screw the seats into it, then push it over the handrail and pay out the halyard, stern first. 5hp will plane it with 250# aboard!...amazing. http://www.porta-bote.com/ Look down the page to see it stowed on a sailboat. |
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