Parker Yahoo Group Archived Messages
| ID | From | Subject | Date | |
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| 329 | rangertimbo | Re: 21'' DVSC- Splashboard removal | 2/20/2005 22:21:00 | |
Thanks for validating an assumption for me Mark. I have been debating the removal of the splashboard for a year now and intend to do so as soon as the water warms. It makes cleaning the rear of the boat difficult and is also constantly in the way when fighting fish. Water that could possibly dribble in the rear of the boat is not going to be stopped by this barrier anyway. Ranger Tim ---------- --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=tIZeem1zR1dKgctyhB5Xq-T5UfhbimG3CJfJiZDRt_VFYlVCdtXRnQZIJT_aYsqUVqJ12KT_bDJs-ZqDG4F9snBg0yU">[email protected]</a>, <andertonm@c...> wrote: > I've never had the splashboard in mine. The only time there is a problem is in a following sea if you stop too quickly. We have considered buying or fabricating one, but to me, it violates the KISS principal. Besides, if I do end up with water on the deck, I want it to run out QUICKLY and the splashboard would appear to be an impediment to that. > Mark in Virginia Beach > <a href="http://members.cox.net/andertonm/boatstuff.html">http://members.cox.net/andertonm/boatstuff.html</a> | ||||