Rxflyer
New Member
- Jul 25, 2009
- 190
- Boat Info
- Past boat: 2005 Sundancer 300 w/5.0L MPI Bravo II
Current boat: Carver 450 Voyager w/Cummins 450s
- Engines
- Cummins 450
Could be a new sport here: Bayliner Jousting....
Anchor bra
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Skuza
Well-Known Member
Wow.
OldSkool
Active Member
- May 8, 2010
- 4,360
- Boat Info
- restored 1976 SRV200
- Engines
- 188 Mercruiser I/O
In addition to the anchor bra, we would like to present the Prop Panty. Now when your prop is trimmed up you can protect it from inadvertently bumping another prop. We all know how awkward that can be.
Simply deploy the panty over your prop and sit back knowing you have practiced safe prop storage.
PS. Fish like it too as your prop is not sticking out waiting for them to run into.
Make sure both ends of your boat are protected from incidental marina contact.
(Thong version not available)
Simply deploy the panty over your prop and sit back knowing you have practiced safe prop storage.
PS. Fish like it too as your prop is not sticking out waiting for them to run into.
Make sure both ends of your boat are protected from incidental marina contact.
(Thong version not available)
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Skeetobite
New Member
HAd a blow boater move in next to me a few months ago. According to his lease, he's required to fly some type of deterrent to keep birds from roosting on his boat and subsequently covering my boat with their crap. He refuses to do anything about it and my boat is always covered with S***!
Long story short - this guy is a nuisance. There I was taking a nap in the forward cabin when all the sudden "BANG". I went outside to find this guy laying across the front of my boat and my anchor chewing on his sailboat. It was ugly. No matter what he did, my anchor took another bite. This went on until my anchor had its fill and spit out several chunks of his boat. No damage to my 35lb. Delta at all.
If I had an anchor bra, I wouldn't have gotten any payback for this guy being a simple jackass.
Long story short - this guy is a nuisance. There I was taking a nap in the forward cabin when all the sudden "BANG". I went outside to find this guy laying across the front of my boat and my anchor chewing on his sailboat. It was ugly. No matter what he did, my anchor took another bite. This went on until my anchor had its fill and spit out several chunks of his boat. No damage to my 35lb. Delta at all.
If I had an anchor bra, I wouldn't have gotten any payback for this guy being a simple jackass.
- Nov 12, 2006
- 5,334
- Boat Info
- 1999 Sea Ray 330DA
Twin 7.4 MPI (310 propshaft HP) V-drives
- Engines
- Twin Mercury Marine marinized 7.4L L-29 V8s
Cast iron block w 4-bolt mains
So how do they size them? A, B, C, D, doubleD etc? If you have a small anchor and wear an A, do the other girls make fun of you to the point where you go out and get an anchor augmentation?
