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Old 06 September 2014, 14:27   #1
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Can anyone tell me the distance between the jockey seat bases at deck level on the 500,550 or 6m ribs.

Also a pic of where they sit in relation to the deck rails if possible.

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Old 06 September 2014, 14:30   #2
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Are you trying to work out the amount of explosive required?

Answer- Less than you'd think.
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I can measure up when I get home from work if you do not have it by them
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Old 06 September 2014, 15:49   #4
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Thanks dude, as a guess I think it's about 10.5 inches but I won't drill anything until I hear back from you
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Right it is 31.5cm between the jockey seat, 15cm from the curve at the sit to the outer edge of the jockey and the back is 41cm from the bench seat.
I do not have rails set in to the floor!
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Old 06 September 2014, 19:25   #6
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Thanks dude I have a little less space, did you measure the 31.5cm & 15cm at the rear of the seats? I measured at the front so it may start to taper towards the bow at that point.

I'll check again tomorrow, but I reckon I've got 28cm in between and 14cm at the sides at the front of the seats.

Thanks for measuring and the photo
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Hi I measured from the back, but have just checked the front and it is the same!
The deck narrows in front of the jockey seats not before.
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Old 07 September 2014, 11:33   #8
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Thanks dude, this is a 550 and I'm guessing yours is a 600? I'm sure that they are all from the same mould so I'll measure at the back of mine when I go the the boat. It could be that the deck moulds are different.

As you once said to me the storage in these ribeye's is awesome
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Yep mine is a 6m they do pack a whole lot in to a not so large rib
The down side is you can end up carting more kit round than you need

Is this for you to keep? Photos and man up and change your profile :-)
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Ian, Deekus, has got a 550
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Lookin at that plan, does the massive offset between the helm seat and the wheel not drive you nuts? (Just asking )
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Yep mine is a 6m they do pack a whole lot in to a not so large rib
The down side is you can end up carting more kit round than you need

Is this for you to keep? Photos and man up and change your profile :-)
I'll keep it until I find something that I really want. Haven't been out in it yet but if it performs like this 600 that went round Britain with us then I'll be in no rush

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I thought the Osprey was yours?
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It was until I sold it
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Right it is 31.5cm between the jockey seat, 15cm from the curve at the sit to the outer edge of the jockey and the back is 41cm from the bench seat.
I do not have rails set in to the floor!
Thanks Nick, All dry fitted now and ready to install when I get the time

It's quite impressive to fit 8 seats (excluding the bow seat) in a 5.5m. I'll let you know how she goes
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Lookin at that plan, does the massive offset between the helm seat and the wheel not drive you nuts? (Just asking )
You would think so, but no it doesn't as I have left hand on the wheel and right on the throttle it actually puts the two in a better more comfortable position
Having helmed back from Cherbourg last year for over 5 hours it was not a problem, just the weather
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You would think so, but no it doesn't as I have left hand on the wheel and right on the throttle it actually puts the two in a better more comfortable position
Having helmed back from Cherbourg last year for over 5 hours it was not a problem, just the weather
I agree with your thinking on the position of the wheel/throttle and I remember that crossing well, bloody terrible as I remember it, snapped that guys achilles tendon mid crossing in that Humber
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Ribeye are launching a new console at this year's Southampton - we have invested heavily in its ergonomics, practically and aesthetics. We would love to show you what we have been working on!
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Ribeye are launching a new console at this year's Southampton - we have invested heavily in its ergonomics, practically and aesthetics. We would love to show you what we have been working on!
Ella can you tell me have you made any changes to the 6m to take the 150hp outboard? or can I fit one to my 2006 6m with out and modification I can always ask Santa
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No images will ebe released until the launch at the show!

Its a much heavier/reinforced build spec now so we would not advise you put a 150hp on a 2006 Ribeye - sorry about that.
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