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Default Would a front rudder help steer the thing?

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 14:44:45 -0400, Dave Brown
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Tim wrote:

I know I'm probably answering my own question, but it probably
wouldn't be that practical, otherwise they'd all be coming out with
them.
Any Ideas?


Woo Hoo, my first real contribution opportunity since I came back!

I was researching this manufacturer for a bow thruster for 50' monohull
houseboat I'm currently re-powering and I came across one of their
products designed as a bow thruster for pontoons - it's kind of like an
bow mounted trolling motor except that it mounts on the underside of the
deck. Obviously not something you'd drop into the water at any great
speed, but great for maneuvering in tight quarters.

http://www.sideshift.com/BoatType/pontoon.htm

I'm rusty at this - should I end with a flame under the new newsgroup
rules? Is there a probation period before I can declare omnipotence? ;-)


If you want to fit in with the right crowd, you should , at least, call
someone an asshole, and then say you've got them 'filtered'!

Tim - I think you need one of those. You can tell your wife I said so.
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*****Have a Spectacular Day!*****

John H


 
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