- Oct 4, 2006
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- Boat Info
- 2006 300DA Sundancer
- Engines
- 350 Mags / Bravo III
Maybe a muskrat got a craving for an exhaust bellows? Muskrats think they taste like chicken...
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Will do. It wasn't really planned, but I had a good talk with the folks there. We've kept the lil' Ray at Stillhouse Marina, and I dropped in to check on slips there at Franks.
Sure. Any boat neglected to that degree would sink. But, usually, it's one particular brand that is neglected more often than others, and it starts with a B. If you don't believe me, check around your local salvage yards, and in the corners of your own marinas. You'll find them there, forelorn, covered in sea gull poop, and spider webs with their chalky blue stripes fading to white, plastic portlights breaking down, and arches sagging. (How's that for an accurate description?)
I was wondering about the same thing.I dont know alot about such things, but there is no way this guy could of made an issuance claim could he have?
I dont know alot about such things, but there is no way this guy could of made an issuance claim could he have?
I believe you're right. I wish I had asked about how the boat was pulled from the dock and out of the lake.As long as the insurance surveyor can prove it was negelct, there wont be any claim. This guys is going to be up $h!t creek w/o a paddle.
I believe you're right. I wish I had asked about how the boat was pulled from the dock and out of the lake.
I still wonder how it was trailered out since it sounds like it was being supported by a couple of barges. I guess the supports could have been to bow and transom eyes allowing the barges to lift it on to a trailer.I also heard it was the second boat the owner has had sink. Hmmmmm. Kind of weird. If it is just bad luck, he needs to find another hobby.:wow:
They towed boat to ramp and trailered the boat out. The recovery teams goal was to get the boat out of the lake ASAP.
I still wonder how it was trailered out since it sounds like it was being supported by a couple of barges. I guess the supports could have been to bow and transom eyes allowing the barges to lift it on to a trailer.
I also heard it was the second boat the owner has had sink. Hmmmmm. Kind of weird. If it is just bad luck, he needs to find another hobby.:wow: