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Old 30 November 2008, 14:27   #1
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Great design

This is a great design. Be great for the disabled as well. Is this a one off or has anyone seen this type of thing before?
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This is a great design. Be great for the disabled as well. Is this a one off or has anyone seen this type of thing before?
I wonder how comfortable it is at sea with the flattish bow hitting waves?

Is it just me or does the pic of it hanging off the forklift look like Drivers Wharf?
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Is it just me
Almost certainly you, coz drivers doesn't have a forklift.

Now, if you had said Southampton Dry Stack!
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Old 30 November 2008, 17:58   #4
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I wonder how comfortable it is at sea with the flattish bow hitting waves?

Is it just me or does the pic of it hanging off the forklift look like Drivers Wharf?
And I'd guess it could be a bit of a wet ride when the waves hit the front.
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Old 30 November 2008, 18:41   #5
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Almost certainly you, coz drivers doesn't have a forklift.

Now, if you had said Southampton Dry Stack!
Picky....what's 100 yards
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Something like that would be perfect for a Nordhavn or similar trawler yacht. You could carry a road legal quad bike and have transport wherever you go.
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This is a great design. Be great for the disabled as well. Is this a one off or has anyone seen this type of thing before?
I remember seeing something like this on Tomorrows World many moons ago - can't remember if it was a RIB but they showed it rescuing someone badly injured from the water - they just floated them in.
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Old 30 November 2008, 19:22   #8
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I remember seeing something like this on Tomorrows World many moons ago - can't remember if it was a RIB but they showed it rescuing someone badly injured from the water - they just floated them in.
pioneer have offered a rotomoulded version for a long time with the same sort of fold down bow. I think it can take a quad - although obviously I would rather have the nordhaven - but I would rather beach the pioneer to drive it off! you could probably fit a small crane/davit to most larger ribs/cruisers to lift a quad if you really wanted to.
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If I recall correctly, Delta also made a drop bow rib a good number of years ago. However, that ebay one has a tunnel hull.
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caught my eye a while ago ...... but too many projects on the go ...clever with its sliding console etc

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Old 30 November 2008, 20:35   #11
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Something like that would be perfect for a Nordhavn or similar trawler yacht. You could carry a road legal quad bike and have transport wherever you go.
Oh yeah! That sounds cool!

Come on, one of you minted people get it bought
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Old 30 November 2008, 20:36   #12
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Any photos' (from the front) with the bow up?
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the original of the delta version was designed by john rock of tjb design in cannock ,i can remember taking the first set of tubes to him in a rucksack on my gpz1100 kawasaki the boat was used by the asafare osprey rescue team at powerboat race meetings .i think john now has the moulds back from delta
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Old 01 December 2008, 11:50   #15
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Any photos' (from the front) with the bow up?
fraid not ...that was all i had saved....
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Any photos' (from the front) with the bow up?
try this
http://www.sea-rover-boats.co.uk/dow...E-BROCHURE.pdf -
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Old 01 December 2008, 16:01   #17
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dead link Pete.
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dead link Pete.
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