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Old 02-12-2020, 07:17   #31
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Re: Monohulls don’t sink after all
That “keel” is the bow sprit anchor roller bit...
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Re: Monohulls don’t sink after all
Not surprising it settles from the stern at all ,that is how these boats sink. Two Stern drives and with heavy iron V8 motors in the stern
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