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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
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My model Parker is available with a "splash board" that would
repel backwash and keep it out of the cockpit. I know of one guy
who ordered it with his boat, on the 21' pilothouse model. He
removed it. They're just not necessary, except, maybe to guys who
imagine they boat on Lake LAnier with imaginary boats.
You have got to be kidding. An otherwise reputable boat
manufacturer like Parker offers a "splash board"?
Why don't they just build it right to begin with?

Splash boards are an apology for poor engineering and design.

Eisboch


Why would I want to give up 2' of usable boat at the stern for
something as silly and useless as a "motor well"? The notched
transom design is a desired feature for fishermen who like
utilitarian boats and don't like to give up valuable real estate
for something that only gets in the way of fishing. You don't
really think a bitty motor well is going to keep the ocean out of a
small boat. There are dozens of boats manufactured for fishermen
with transom designs similar to the one on my Parker.

I suppose if you are an inexperienced boater you'd think the motor
well design adds something.
I guess if you consider Eisboch a inexperienced boater, you probably
would also consider Grady-White and Boston Whaler inexperienced
boat builders. They both use motor wells for their boats, including
their smaller models.
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The big question is..........why do you continue to have a hard on for
Harry?

Eh?



I don't, we are talking about boats. Does it make sense to have an open
hole in the transom or not. I have no problems with Harry, but I do
find it interesting to try to have a discussion with him. Since it
really is Harry who spends all of his time calling other people childish
names, maybe you should ask him that question.



I suggest you *don't* try to have a "discussion" with me, since I have
concluded that you are nothing but a flaming a**hole. I've told you that
before, at least 20 times. I've seen nothing from you that would make me
change my mind.

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I don't, we are talking about boats. Does it make sense to have an
open hole in the transom or not. I have no problems with Harry, but I
do find it interesting to try to have a discussion with him. Since it
really is Harry who spends all of his time calling other people
childish names, maybe you should ask him that question.



I suggest you *don't* try to have a "discussion" with me, since I have
concluded that you are nothing but a flaming a**hole. I've told you that
before, at least 20 times. I've seen nothing from you that would make me
change my mind.


I guess JimH really did ask the wrong person who has a hard on.
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