M. V. Soft Rocker
M. V. Soft Rocker | Dinghy |
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 | 8 Foot Highfield Inflatable Dinghy PVC Tubes - Aluminium Bottom Torqeedo Electric Motor |
| Hand Rail | |
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 | As most inflatable owners know, there isn't a safe or graceful way to get
in or out of a small dinghy. The stainless handrail in these pictures has
improved the boarding process considerably. I cut the stainless tubing into two pieces; then bent each one and joined them at the top and installed them in the inflatable. They were installed using two brackets made out of starboard to go on the aft side of the seat and typical stainless hand rail fittings bolted onto the sole, with through bolts into aluminium plates on the outside of the bilge. The hand rail is riveted to the fittings in the sole so that it can be removed for storing the dinghy. (The rivets are aluminium and easy to "drill out"). |
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| Electric Outboard | |
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| Torqeedo 603 | Lithium Battery |
| Manufacturer's Website | |
| (Website Link As of December 7, 2022) | |
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| Storage Locker | |
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 | Fiberglass, water proof, storage locker. Used for storing flares, VHF radio food, matches and basic survival gear. We store life vests in this locker when we go ashore. |
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| Dinghy Storage | |
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 | During the winter the dinghy is stored in our garage above our car. We use a block and tackle to raised it into position. |
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