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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 17:58:39 GMT, Dan Best wrote
(with possible editing): Larry, you described this as a jet ski. Does it have a wheel or handle bars? I was envisioning more of a handle bar like arrangement and rigging some way to connect the ram to one of the handle bars. Some of the wheel pilots (like the one I have) afix a small rim to the inside of a wheel that a belt goes around to actually turn the wheel. Good luck - Dan ....snip Dan, Well, actually I said: "It is a jet boat powered by a 200 hp Merc". At 18.5' it would be quite a personal watercraft! Yes, it has a wheel. It seats 8 (6 comfortably) and looks like a runabout for all intents and purposes. The only significant difference is that it is powered by a jet with no lower unit or anything below the keel to smash into rocks. The wheel seems to be an enclosed unit with a cable or tube coming out of it. Thanks, -- Larry Email to rapp at lmr dot com |
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