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Clinker Plywood Dinghy Designs | England | Stanleysmallcraft The Portland Pudgy safety dinghy is the safest, most rugged yacht tender on the market to row, motor, tow and carry. It tracks perfectly and moves along nicely with a small motor. The Pudgy is extremely buoyant and has huge carrying capacity, both in the roomy cockpit and inside the storage compartments in the double hull. Henrik Rasmussen in North Carolina built his SABOTINA Standard Version above as a rowing tender without the sail rig or daggerboard - an easy modification if desired.. SABOTINA Stitch & Glue Version results in a hull that�s the same size and shape as the Standard Version, but the construction method is different as are the plans and instructions. LITTLE Plywood Dinghy Tender 100 BOATS (10 feet and Under) (= Designed for Plywood Construction) TINY RIPPLE - 6' Unsinkable Flat-Bottom Pram: KATYDIDN'T & PETEY DINK CM - 6' 6" Round-Bottom Prams ; PRECIOUS - 7' Flat-Bottom Skiff: RINKY-DINK - 7' Flat-Bottom Pram-Bowed Tender: CABIN BOY - 7' 6" Flat-Bottom Skiff 'ITTY BITTY - 7' 6" Flat-Bottom Pram: SAIPAN - 7' 6" Flat-Bottom Sailing Pram.
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Prams should tow, row, and sail well. Hull shape is the key. For directional control when rowing, towing, or sailing, a v-bottom chined hull is best. For least drag and best speed, prams need enough profile "rocker" so ends can lift. Buoyancy must be sufficient for stability and load carrying. Yet too many prams have ends too broad or deep - you can tell them by their bow waves piling up ahead while turbulence gathers aft due to drag from a too-wide stern.

Self-Contained Unit All of the accessories, oars, sail kit including telescoping mast and boom , inflatable exposure canopy, sea anchor, ditch bag, provisions, and more, can be stowed within the boat via the five watertight hatches. Dynamic Lifeboat The Portland Pudgy safety dinghy is a self-rescue boat, even without the optional inflatable exposure canopy and other survival gear.

Everyday Yacht Tender, Rowboat, Motorboat, Rugged Workboat The Portland Pudgy safety dinghy is the safest, most rugged yacht tender on the market to row, motor, tow and carry.

In the last couple of weeks we have got around to sailing it. Even better from our viewpoint is that Toots [the cat] has taken to it and will readily come aboard to be ferried ashore for a roam around. Are Plywood Dinghy Tender 12 they expensive? On the face of it yes. BUT it does not require periodic inspection, at huge expense, for an item your life-raft you hope never to use�.. Micky and Bee. This boat is specially designed as a rowing and sailing dinghy at the same time as being able to be converted into a lifeboat, out at sea.

A tremendous amount of thoughtful detail has gone into all of its various aspects � it is sturdy, and surprisingly stable; it rows well, is self bailing when unloaded, and it has a sailing rig. Self-bailing counts for a lot � left at the float in the rain, the boat will not be half sunk when you come back three days later.

Bailing after every rain is a task I have been particularly opposed to adding to our boat fun. If you were to tow it, there would also be no worries about filling with water in the waves. We had an eight foot inflatable dingy that was essentially like towing a suction cup, and if the wind was over 15kts it would flip over� We also had a Walker Bay that towed like a little eggshell with no drag, but would also flip over at the first gust of wind� The Portland Pudgy is none of these things.

It tows with minimal drag�much less than our plywood or our inflatable dingy. Rolland T. We even set up the lifeboat inflatable canopy and sailed it that way. It definitely is the way to go. I use it every day and so am familiar with it. It will not break-up in heavy seas and I can even hook myself in to the very rigid lifting eyes if I needed to. After the storm, I can sail or row back to safety.

Why sit around until I die of thirst, or worse yet drift slowly and helplessly just out of reach of land. It holds a ton of stuff�water, radio, flares, mast sail, boom, oars, sea anchor, anchor, bailing pump. It is a very stable, strong, rigid, everyday dinghy. I can literally stand on the gunwale!

It carries a lot of weight easily How do they get to do that anyway? It looks cool. Something for sailors that actually does what it says it will. Captain Allen Murphy. Jim L. Thanks again for all your help. Roy B. A Portland Pudgy gives you a chance to discover your own spots on the water�.

The recipe is simple. Go to some cut-rate sports store such as Academy or WalMart and buy a patio umbrella for about ten bucks. Put the Pudgy overboard. Decide how far you want to wander. Further away select from 1. A trolling motor. An outboard 3. Sailing, depending on the wind� Anchor, or tie the Pudgy to a branch. Mount the umbrella in the mast step and open the shade.

Cool beverages may help. Sun block and DEET are prudent. A hand-held vhf allows communication with the larger boat and allows one to hurl epithets at stink-potters who make a wake too close to a small anchored boat. And behold, the rebirth of your soul!

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