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wrote in message ... On Fri, 9 Apr 2010 07:54:46 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote: Thanks for all he ideas. I know that trim works well on my v hulls, but I've never used a tube boat. And seeing it's not a v or tri-hull etc, I was wondering about the trim's effectiveness on a two-rail type system. Yeah, I suppose I'll find out one way or another. I have noticed that pontoons sit low in the back anyhow, and with people on it, the things sit low everywhere. True, this might take a bit of experimentation. "Trimming" the people on the boat by balancing the load makes more difference than anything you can do with the motor but a load on that aircraft carrier you have is probably 10 or more. It is real hard to get that many people to sit in one spot for long. Duct tape! |
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