"While other manufacturers are chasing new fads...&quot

[Outta Here]

This guy's lucky his top didn't blow off on the interstate.

http://www.thehulltruth.com/forums/thre ... 1&posts=18

Cool looking ( :roll: ) "D" tubing is weak, no angle braces on front, main legs are "bent" for style, causing more weakness.

Oh, the rest of the quote..."Parker chooses to stay with the tried and true methods that have brought them the respect of fishermen and recreational boaters alike." Linwood Parker

:wink: 8)

 

[Uncle Matt]

Ouch. I don't know much about metal fatigue etc but at least Scout stepped up and repaired. You got to wonder if this will reoccur though.

 

[Megabyte]

The people who make them pretty much answered that...

The "D" tubing looks good, but it won't hold up to the flex if not cross-braced properly.
Two problems for this owner... Pretty tubing that isn't as strong as round tubing, and lack of proper bracing.

Hopefully his dealer will step up and fix or replace. Those cracks look dangerous! :shock: