Dinghy advice

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Heefus
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prowlersfish wrote:
Heefus wrote:
prowlersfish wrote:I don't like towing at any speed above hull speed better off carrying it IMO
that's what we were doing. 8mph for 45 min each way :lol:

Thats a pain for sure
true, but the gas savings make up for it. I haven't gotten anywhere in a hurry, but I also have not had to fill her up again :shock:
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risctaker
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Post by risctaker »

"Basket case" came with a pair of weaver snap davits already installed on the swim platform but the dingy and the matching weaver hardware did not. Does anyone know if the dingy attachment parts are still available separately?
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captainmaniac
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Post by captainmaniac »

Pretty sure they are risctaker... When I bought mine the system was already installed on the swim platform, and I had the pads and stuff added to my inflatable. Here's their product catalog.

http://www.weaverindustries.com/files/Product_Cat.pdf
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