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Originally Posted by A.C.
'No harm in having a go' - until the hull delaminates one side and steers the boat into another boat or swimmer causing death.
'No harm in having a go' - until the thing fulls to bits whilst out in the north sea.
'No harm in having a go' - to Ring Powercraft who get associated with whatever is produced.
'After all its no different to splashing a hull' - Because splashing a hull has never hurt anyone has it!!
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What I'm getting at is if he wants he could make a good job out of it. From what I can make out different RIB manufacturers have so far had transom failures, hulls fail near the bow and tubes part company at the bow.
If you have a quick search on here you'll see another member having problems with transom knees that have cracked, again made by a RIB manufacturer, not a homebuild.
I can't see anyone with a bit of common sense associating any future failings (if there is any) with Ring.
When you build a kitcar and some one writes it off you don't go back to the donor car manufacturer nor is it a reflection on the donor car manufacturer.
