[Rhodes22-list] pics ... after compressing

[Mike Cheung]

Ed,

Sorry, no trailering with a Mooney 231.  Exactly zero towing capacity.  

Yeah, a brand spanking new Rhodes would be nice.  I don't really think it's
in the cards.  When the time comes I'm guessing a recycled boat is more
likely for us.  We're darned cheap ... lol.  But seriously, the value of a
recycled boat is awful hard to pass up.  You're right though a new Rhodes
would be a family heirloom.  

Mike


Tootle wrote:
> 
> Mike:
> 
> Fair report.  Where are pictures of wolves and aligators?
> 
> So have in under  separate cover told Stan he needs to equip rental boat
> with:
> 
> 1. New Battery
> 2. Head Adaptor
> 3. Sufficient Lines for any occassion ( There used to have two barrells of
> them at the plant ) (Also there was a washing machine at the plant.  Just
> take lines and put in pillow case, secure opening, wash and out comes new
> looking lines. )
> 
> You mean he did not show you how to launch and retrieve?  Maybe he just
> figured that you could not tow it back with the plane?
> 
> I would point out that Captain Rummy is only a couple of miles from the
> Anderson, South Carolina, airport.  So if you want instructions on how to
> use Genoa, you could fly in there.  
> http://www.srh.noaa.gov/data/obhistory/KAND.html
> 
> If you spring for a brand new boat, remember it has 40 years of finding
> deficiencies and correcting and it would be a heirloom.
> 
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
> addendum:
> “A lack of moral clarity is why people living in free societies cannot
> distinguish between religious fundamentalists in democratic states and
> religious terrorists in fundamentalists’ states.” Natan Sharansky
> 
> 

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