Is that Music to my ears? I saw that at The Turtle yesterday.Originally Posted by Mateo
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05-19-2014, 02:44 PM #1Senior Member
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It's this guy: Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
http://www.hotboat.com/frm/showthread.php?t=5644
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05-20-2014, 06:21 AM #3Senior Member
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Yes it is and he was at the Turtle Sunday afternoon so you probably did see him there. Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
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05-20-2014, 07:05 AM #4Senior Member
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I didn't realize you were there. You should have come over! Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
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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 . Originally Posted by B&D Marine
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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05-20-2014, 06:04 PM #7Senior Member
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The current there sucks. I love the place but parking will make a pro look like a rookie. Twins help a lot but it can still be a challenge. Originally Posted by B&D Marine
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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05-19-2014, 11:32 AM #8Senior Member
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Bang em if you have to
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That sounds like instructions for a different thread. Originally Posted by Hotboat
Bang em if you have to
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05-19-2014, 01:09 PM #10Already miss the 310/562
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Originally Posted by Hotboat
Bang em if you have em
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Originally Posted by Eli
That sounds like instructions for a different thread.
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