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On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:05:08 -0400, Larry wrote:
Just a consideration: Be certain the boat launches you use are steep enough to support launching a sailboat of any kind. I say this because most of the launches we have here in northern NH are too shallow unless you're willing to get wet. I am definitely not trying to discourage you, just suggesting that you check; otherwise a centerboard affair may work much better. Only wimps use a ramp. Real men drag the boat down the sand until it floats. Then there was the marine railway for the jetboat. Sometime in the sixties we got a dock and hoists for the jetboat and the M-16 scow, but the two sunfish,the canoe, the laser, and the [5 hp] duckboat were kept on the sand. Ramps were once a year, to and from winter storage. The neighbors dragged their ski boat over the beach. Casady |
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