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Old 31 March 2011, 10:14   #1
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sandwich slipway oops
why you never rely on wnch strap after boat recovery,

just had this sent to my phone,
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Indeed so!

That looks more like the approach to the swing bridge than the slip though, the slip is narrow and has a ledge at the bottom.
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Old 31 March 2011, 11:43   #3
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Indeed so!

That looks more like the approach to the swing bridge than the slip though, the slip is narrow and has a ledge at the bottom.
DO NOT KNOW WHY ITS IN BLK WHITE EITHER

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Old 31 March 2011, 15:12   #4
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So it did not come completely off the trailer? Winching the trailer back under the boat should be quite easy...

Any more pics?
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Old 01 April 2011, 21:34   #5
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whats on the A frame?
a coal scuttle?
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No, You'd Need a 10' Stoker
I reckon it's where they keep the drag parachute, for those "hey there's something in the water" moments
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a coal scuttle?
It's a DIY flybridge
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