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Subject: Re: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Thanks Danny. I've not really looked at motors yet but have seen the
information on the Lehr propane models and was intrigued by their light
weight, no need for gas/oil etc. Can you shar
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A friend has an almost new 9.5' aluminum inflatable with a 15 hp electric start
Honda at my place that he's looking to sell. I really like t
Warning:
once you go RIB, you don't go back!
(My son now wants a 25 hp engine)
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> A friend has an almost new 9.5' aluminum inflatable with a 15 hp electric
> start Honda at my place that he's looking to sell.
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> A friend has an almost new 9.5' aluminum inflatable with a 15 hp electric
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Andy,
Do you know how much he wants for the rig?
David F. Risch
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Hi Andy. Thank you. One problem for me is storage of the boat when not in
use. There's a long wait list for both th
nt: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 9:24 PM
Subject: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Relocating our C&C 110 from a Midwest lake where I had no need for a tender to
now sailing on Narragansett Bay, LI Sound, Buzzard's Bay, Vineyard and
Nantucket Sounds, etc, I'm in need
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> Another 29 pound 2 cycle motor is a Tohatsu or Nissan 3.5 hp.
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> My 4 hp Suzuki 2 cycle is
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Another 29 pound 2 cycle motor is a Tohatsu or Nissan 3.5 hp.
My 4 hp Suzuki 2 cycle is 43 pounds and has the power to plane the 9 ft Avon
with one person aboard.
Fred
Another 29 pound 2 cycle motor is a Tohatsu or Nissan 3.5 hp.
My 4 hp Suzuki 2 cycle is 43 pounds and has the power to plane the 9 ft
Avon with one person aboard.
Fred Hazzard
S/V Fury
Portland, Or
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I'm at the age where motor light-weight is more important to me than dink
speed. I picked up two used Johnson/Evinrude 2 cycle 1.2HP(!) motors (~$300
each, often advertised as 2HP), and love the 28 lbs lift up to the rail.
They're fast enough for patient dinking on a 10" inflatable and an 8'
Walker
y, I hate that!
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Thanks Danny. I've not rea
Go to Defender Industries warehouse sale at the end of March. They have every
model available at very competitive pricing.
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> Relocating our C&C 110 from a Midwest lake where I had no need for a tender
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Bob,
I used to have a 35-3, and had some "davits lite", whereby the side tube of the
dinghy rested on some curved brackets that were attached by u-bolts to the
stern rails. We had a 9' WM wood floor / inflatable keel on them. I no longer
have the boat, but do have the brackets, if they are an
, 2017 5:26 PM
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Thanks Danny. I've not really looked at motors yet but have seen the
information on the Lehr propane models and was intrigued by their light weight,
no need for gas/oi
I have a West Marine RU 260 Inflatable Sport Dinghy and a Nissan 2.5 hp
outboard. They are both light and easily lifted onto the boat deck and outboard
mount. The dinghy fits fine on the deck of my 33-2. We cruise on Lake Ontario
and generally only use it for short trips in harbor or at anchor,
; with when using a pure inflatable, you really won’t want to tow it far with
> the engine on it.
>
> Joe
> Coquina
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> C&C 35 MK I
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on inflatable dinghy purchase
Two words: Hypalon and thermoweld.
I had a glued inflatable years ago. It essentially fell apart. Most today are
thermowelded but do the research. Hypalon seems to get better reviews.
I have a 9'6" Achilles. It works well. Not too hard to inflat
Two words: Hypalon and thermoweld.
I had a glued inflatable years ago. It essentially fell apart. Most today
are thermowelded but do the research. Hypalon seems to get better reviews.
I have a 9'6" Achilles. It works well. Not too hard to inflate/assemble.
We store it on the foredeck or tow
: Re: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Hi Andy. Thank you. One problem for me is storage of the boat when not in
use. There's a long wait list for both the Bristol YC dinghy dock as well as
the Town of Bristol, so I'll need to deflate it and take it home or store it
aboar
Thanks Danny. I've not really looked at motors yet but have seen the
information on the Lehr propane models and was intrigued by their light
weight, no need for gas/oil etc. Can you share any more details on your
experience with it? How long have you had it? Can you pull off the
propane tank wh
Hi Andy. Thank you. One problem for me is storage of the boat when not in
use. There's a long wait list for both the Bristol YC dinghy dock as well
as the Town of Bristol, so I'll need to deflate it and take it home or
store it aboard when its not needed, so I think the boat and motor your
buddy
Every dinghy is a compromise, but IMO an 8' - 6" with inflatable floor and
keel and 2-3.5 hp is the best of all worlds.
You will appreciate the smaller / lighter engine every time you have to put
it on or take if off the boat. We have a 4hp 2-stroke, which is much
lighter than a 4hp 4-stroke, and
A friend has an almost new 9.5' aluminum inflatable with a 15 hp electric start
Honda at my place that he's looking to sell. I really like the aluminum. He
towed it with his Tartan 3500.
I really like it. I'll be back a week on Monday and be happy to show it to you,
if you like
Andy
C&C 40
Per
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Subject: Stus-List Input on inflatable dinghy purchase
Relocating our C&C 110 from a Midwest lake where I had no need for a tender to
now sailing on Narragansett Bay, LI Sound, Buzzard's
Some years ago, I purchased a used. west marine, zodiac roll up at a
yard sale and had an old 2hp kicker on it. I used in the area you are
moving to. More specifically, on the wesport river where there was
nearly always a 3 to 4 knot current (except slack tide). It did the job
for us. Not n
Achillies 9.6 had one that lasted over 20 yrs bought it used !! Just got a new
one great boat. Tows very good.
nothing but good things to say about it.
Gary Kolc
"Liberty"
Apponaug Harbor (East Greenwich Ba
Bob,
I have West Marine 9 foot model with the four panel wood floor. I have a 3.5 hp
tohatsu outboard. It works well for me in the areas you intend on sailing. It's
light enough to put up on a dinghy rack by myself at Sail Newport.
Harry
MIRAGE
Newport, Rhode Island
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Relocating our C&C 110 from a Midwest lake where I had no need for a tender
to now sailing on Narragansett Bay, LI Sound, Buzzard's Bay, Vineyard and
Nantucket Sounds, etc, I'm in need of a basic inflatable to serve as a
tender in harbors without a launch service. I've used them many times on
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