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GXPWeasel
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by GXPWeasel » Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:44 am
Maybe it's because of me not knowing anything different, or my youthful age of 28
but I have never had a problem with unhooking the strap from the bow eye by myself, while on the boat after I ensured it was running alright. This seems to work very well for us, and only takes about 5-10 seconds.
BTW, our bow eye is about 2 feet back from the front of the boat, much like CurtiscapK's is.
"Nauti Weasel"
2005 Beachcomber Islander 26
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Ray Jr.
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by Ray Jr. » Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:54 am
Our first toon (89 Landau/Voyager Franken boat) had the eye right on the front of the deck
our next toon (2007 Premier Sunsation LTD 2 log) had the eye back under the deck, but I was able to reach back under to it laying down on the deck.
our current toon (2010 Premier Sunsation LTD PTX) has the eye on the front of the center log.
Freedom Lovin' gun crazy Redneck
2010 Premier Sunsation LTD 225 PTX
2010 150 HP Mercury Optimax
got rid of POS 2010 Yacht club dual axle triple log trailer
now have a 2012 Shoreland'r dual axle triple log trailer, MUCH NICER
