Hit a rock... $749 tow bill, 0 cost to me, $1700 repair bill, $500 cost to me
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seasam wrote:
Hit a rock... $749 tow bill, 0 cost to me, $1700 repair bill, $500 cost to me
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avanti42 wrote:
There's two kinds of boaters,,,,boaters that have hit a rock and and boaters that are going to hit a rock:tinhat
Thanks for the goosebumps,,,,NOT.
Sarah
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Hit my rock three years ago and ruined the prop. I didn'tt realize that i accidentley left my map locked in a previous cove when I checked a landmark on the screen. Won't do that again. Gary
GARCHAR
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2009 Volvo Penta 5.7 300 hp DP F3s
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avanti42 wrote:
There's two kinds of boaters,,,,boaters that have hit a rock and and boaters that are going to hit a rock:tinhat
Guess mine's still in my future :surr
Mike P
The Bahamas
Formerly Vancouver BC, Bermuda and The Grenadine Islands.
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But I have been aground, although on a harmless eelgrass shore. Required help, was not happy or proud, but learned a great deal that day. I have rendered assistance because of that day, as well. I lifted my drive a little before I got pulled off, no damage, no foul, right?
I did hit "something" in Friday Harbor marina at low tide by the pumpout station. No harm, no foul. I hope that maybe that is my rock!!??
Tally and Vicki
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The closest I've come was docking at this one place. You'd figure dock areas would be at least 3 feet deep, guess again. A couple little nicks to straighten out on the prop was it though, luckily. Then had to come close in Ashtabula, right off the dock it's 2 feet deep and I didn't realize it.
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