B BJL Active member Member Joined Jan 1, 2000 RO Number 1308 Messages 1,640 Jan 3, 2015 #1 Friend saw this at a marina. What is that striped tube at the stern?
G gcolton Well-known member Member Joined Aug 10, 2002 RO Number 9708 Messages 2,581 Jan 3, 2015 #2 You note that there are two of them. It is either twin slides for kids or a way to discharge depth charges. George
You note that there are two of them. It is either twin slides for kids or a way to discharge depth charges. George
J jtybt15 Active member Member Joined Feb 1, 2001 RO Number 3300 Messages 9,535 Jan 3, 2015 #3 It's for displacing sand/mud on the bottom for treasure hunters. They pivot down and direct prop wash toward the bottom.
It's for displacing sand/mud on the bottom for treasure hunters. They pivot down and direct prop wash toward the bottom.
K Kellyg Member exMember Joined Dec 21, 2005 RO Number 19800 Messages 467 Jan 3, 2015 #5 http://www.atocha1622.com/mike%20maguire%20treasure%20hunter.htm
R rbmitchell Member exMember Joined Mar 4, 2001 RO Number 3641 Messages 765 Jan 4, 2015 #6 Mr. Fischer named them "mail boxes". I think they still use them.
HOGAN Moderator Member Joined Mar 18, 2001 RO Number 3813 Messages 9,936 Jan 4, 2015 #7 Where can I get them, I could use them to add an extra 3' - 5' of depth to our marina!
J jtybt15 Active member Member Joined Feb 1, 2001 RO Number 3300 Messages 9,535 Jan 4, 2015 #8 You'd probably need a special license or permission from the EPA and city/county and maybe the Army Corp of Engineers. We do around here, even when it was the Army Corp of Engineers that filled in much of S.F. Bay by digging a deep water channel.
You'd probably need a special license or permission from the EPA and city/county and maybe the Army Corp of Engineers. We do around here, even when it was the Army Corp of Engineers that filled in much of S.F. Bay by digging a deep water channel.