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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Sep 8, 2004
Description:
John D was most kind to drop in at my cottage on Mississauga Lake, Ont. and we had some fun!
Date Taken:
Sep 8, 2004
Place Taken:
Ont. Canada
Owner:
F_Noordhuis
File Name:
09070003.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
1025,Frank N''s Pix
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Dan Nickens - Sep 08,2004
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Looks like you and John have this docking maneuver down, Frank.
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Dave Edward - Sep 11,2004
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Is the rt. wing low and the lft. sponson sitting on the dock?Are you using John's ingenious bumper noodels to fend off the hull?....and , what did you do to compensate/ protect from boat wake? Sure as hell, if I tried this at my dock, would no sooner get parked when a branch from the willow tree would fall on the wing. The willow tree is coming down this fall.
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John Robert Dunlop - Sep 11,2004
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Dave, the left sponson is below the lip of the dock. The port tire acts as a bumper to keep the sponson from being slammed against the dock by boat wake.<br />The only other hull protection are the life jackets that Frank fastened to the edge of dock. <br />Certainly anchoring or mooring are preferred if you can't drive her out of the water (a la Picton.) I'll post some pleasant photos taken yesterday.
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