Divecoz wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 2:26 pm
If something goes wrong and you dont care if it floats or sinks take all of it out you want..Jeeeeeeese.. its there for a reason .. Up to 19 feet most boats have to float its for SAFETY...
SOSDD..
Did we wake up on the wrong side of the bed?
It's winter, it's boring, Covid is causing cabin-fever... Much of this forum is about being social as it is informational. If you didn't want to be social, you didn't have to waste your time reading this thread... and you certainly didn't need to waste your time responding. JMO
Divecoz wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 2:26 pm
If something goes wrong and you dont care if it floats or sinks take all of it out you want..Jeeeeeeese.. its there for a reason .. Up to 19 feet most boats have to float its for SAFETY...
SOSDD..
Did we wake up on the wrong side of the bed?
It's winter, it's boring, Covid is causing cabin-fever... Much of this forum is about being social as it is informational. If you didn't want to be social, you didn't have to waste your time reading this thread... and you certainly didn't need to waste your time responding. JMO
Chill, chill, chill
Don't confuse Dive's straight forward posts with anger. Sometimes he forgets to leave Chicago behind, and remember he is calmly living in Florida.
I happen to agree with him, just more of Philadelphia's, brotherly love and sisterly affection style.
How quickly can a heavy keel boat get away from you? How big is the hole? Once it fills, it disappears very quickly taking anything tangled in the rigging down with it.
I'll take my chances with a partially floating Mac. Especially when I've got kids/grandkids aboard.
But, I wear a pfd when boating, and a seatbelt when in a car. So, I'm not a big risk taker these days...
Jimmyt
P-Cub-Boo
2013 26M, Etec 60, roller Genoa, roller main
Cruising Waters: Mobile Bay, Western Shore, Fowl River
