23 Footer w/enclosed head
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Grumpy
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That's a "chubby little bugger" compared to the Rosborough. 1 Foot wider and about 7 feet shorter (overall). We fit snugly in a 32 ft slip.
I like the bilge keels. Where I was born we had 30 ft tides and it can be along walk home with the rest of the town watching you from the harbor wall
Full displacement vs semi for the RF = 7 Kts max vs 30Kts but look at the economy :thup :thup (as long as you are not bucking a 4 Kt + tide).
Nice boat but a bit cramped for me. Did you look at it's big brother ? THat is more like an RF equivalent but $$$$
M
I like the bilge keels. Where I was born we had 30 ft tides and it can be along walk home with the rest of the town watching you from the harbor wall
Full displacement vs semi for the RF = 7 Kts max vs 30Kts but look at the economy :thup :thup (as long as you are not bucking a 4 Kt + tide).
Nice boat but a bit cramped for me. Did you look at it's big brother ? THat is more like an RF equivalent but $$$$
M
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Looks like it has 1/4 inch of draft....
hardee
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I do like the looks and the bilge keels. It would be like a sail boat on a trailer though, high and mighty. Wonder if those bilges are ballasted?
Harvey
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Harvey
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