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On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 11:18:15 -0800 (PST), "
wrote: On Feb 24, 3:29 am, wrote: ... I will also try to rearrange the position of middle seat to properly balance the dinghy for two people. I welcome comments on relocating the seat to better accommodate the weight distribution for two people. I saw a little pram once with the thwart running fore and aft the length of the boat. The idea being that you sit on it like a motorcycle or pwc. I'm not sure I'm sold on the idea, but it does give one lots of seating options... -- Tom. A friend has a dinghy built from an Australian design that has a boxed in center "thwart" running the length of the boat. It actually works very well for a small boat as it is much easier to keep the boat in trim with various loads. I have also seen big RIBS with a similar configuration. Bruce-in-Bangkok (Note:remove underscores from address for reply) |
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