good info if you don't own or want to get your dingy dirty...
http://bertram31.com/proj/tips/float.htm
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Yanmar diesels
Solid Glass Hull
Woodless Stringers
Full Hull Liner
Survived Andrew Cat 5,Eye of Charley Cat 4, & Irma Cat 2
Trojan International Website: http://trojanboat.com/
WEBSITE & SITELOCK TOTALLY SELF FUNDED
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I like the idea, but I would try one thing to make it more stable. Fill the tanks about half full or adjust them to what you want. It will keep the tanks from lifting easily while on one side. It will also set it lower in the water. Just something I would try.
Fishing Chesapeake Bay and Off Shore Virginia.
1988 11 meter Trojan International 450 HP 671TI Detroit Diesels
1988 11 meter Trojan International 450 HP 671TI Detroit Diesels