help on bow thruster
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Hello , I am the proud owner of a year old chris craft corsair 33 in the UK , I think its one of 3 here . I want to fit a bow thruster but am struggling to find any information or help in doing this . My boatyard are not very confidant in chopping my beautiful boat about without some advice . I hope there is someone out there who can help me . Chris Craft have pretty much been of no help . I know there have been some fitted in the states , so if anyone could put me in touch with an owner who has or a yard who has I would be most greatful
Regards from the UK
Janus
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Regards from the UK
Janus
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Do a search on OSO and you may find a lot of info. Here's one:
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...t=bow+thruster
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...t=bow+thruster
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If you have to add one, I'd probably do one of these: http://www.sideshift.com/products/Selection_Chart.htm
so you don't have to put a huge hole in the hull and glass the whole tube in.
But, I'm with everyone else... practice with your boat, it should be easy to dock with twin engines.
so you don't have to put a huge hole in the hull and glass the whole tube in.
But, I'm with everyone else... practice with your boat, it should be easy to dock with twin engines.