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    Senior Member Ziggy's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by B&D Marine View Post
    I always back in whether single or twins. With the prop(s) pulling the boat from the now "front" you have more precise control and quicker response. Once you figure it out, you'll never head in again. An added plus on a little longer boat is easier loading/unloading.
    Topock has a weird current. The only place I really have to work at it to not tap the dock.

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    The Red and white boat to your right looks rather familiar .
    I love my wife, my wife loves me.:encouragement:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ziggy View Post
    The Red and white boat to your right looks rather familiar .
    Is that your boat?? Very nice! Say hi next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B&D Marine View Post
    Is that your boat?? Very nice! Say hi next time.
    Not mine....I still struggle the the pronunciation of the brand. Looks like some website owners' boat.
    I love my wife, my wife loves me.:encouragement:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ziggy View Post
    Not mine....I still struggle the the pronunciation of the brand. Looks like some website owners' boat.
    Gotcha. Not his. I see a trans cover and what looks like a drive line cover so I'm pretty sure it's a v-drive.

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