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| Subject: | Re: Fugu hits the water! |
| From: | BDally6107@xxxxxxx |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Feb 2005 21:48:10 EST |
Robert, It's exciting to see another quality Swift hit the water. The boat looks really great, however, you need some psychiatric help man. I'm still shivering after looking at your photos. Holly molly!! I start whining when it gets to 50 degrees. I look forward to seeing you in Florida. You might want to cut and lower you tiller so that it just clears the toe rails. It will help you keep the extensions from dragging in the water. Myriam & Youri BEL 010 just finished their boat as well. They also used the 49er rudder cassette and I see their tiller is high as well (even the 49er guys cut these and rebond them). Good going. Bram |
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