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Maxprop wrote:
"Wetsnail" 32s are seriously overbuilt, which can be a distinct advantage when the going gets rough. You may recall the one that survived "The Perfect Storm" despite being abandoned. A friend had one for years, and while I used to blow him a lot of crap about it, it really was a boat of some merit. In light air it could be terribly frustrating. Under 10kts. it generally sailed along at 3kts. or so and just didn't seem to 'free up.' It was not particularly weatherly in such winds, leading one to use the diesel to weather in anything under 15kts. Was that John O. from Grand Rapids? |
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