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Old 28 February 2006, 18:54   #1
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Interesting storage idea....

Interesting storage idea: one of those road salt storage boxes bolted to the top of the A-frame
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Old 28 February 2006, 19:22   #2
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Might make things a little top heavy!
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Old 28 February 2006, 19:32   #3
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Yeah!You could power and refrigerate it and have a cold beer store like a Yank hard boat
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Old 28 February 2006, 20:00   #4
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Looks like the local students are getting bored of road cones
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Are they trying to to use it as a self righting device for if it goes over ?

If it's just empty space would it be enough to right the boat
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It's a storage box rather than self righting one. Good idea though; cheap self righting bag - just attach a big plastic barel or something.
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Somebody hit it with the Ugly stick I think.

Is that Red paint or Blood?

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Also appears to have been moored in area that dries, you'd think they'd have checked the chart.
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Tim, promise us you haven't bought it
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God no - it's hidious. However, it can be yours, complete with road salt storage box and tubes with two slashes for £1200 on boatandoutboards......
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due to lack of rain, river dried up! will require trailer to move.
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God no - it's hidious. However, it can be yours, complete with road salt storage box and tubes with two slashes for £1200 on boatandoutboards......
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Give me a link please
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huh, looks like the first wave it hits will rip those tubes clean off. So as you spear towards Davie Jonses locker, the grit bit comes into effect causing massive drag and 'bingo' you pop up again, that surely must be what its for, a drogue grit bin
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Are they trying to to use it as a self righting device for if it goes over ?
More like when....!?

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Are you sure it's not for when the sea freezes?
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