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From: Rick Bradshaw (no email)
Date: Fri Aug 29 2003 - 10:34:42 EDT
Hi Kerry,
Since you mentioned them, I have a question about saildrives that has
been "bugging" me for a long time. I know they are quite popular
especially outside the U.S. I've seen a few of them but I just can't
get past that huge hole in the bottom of the boat that is initially
cut then sealed in a way that it can be unsealed and resealed for
maintenance year after year; and I think the recommended maintenance
schedule is annual. What is the big attraction with saildrives? I
keep thinking they are, just like an accident waiting to happen, a
way to sink just waiting to open up. What am I missing in that
evaluation?
Rick
At 17:57 +1200 8/28/03, Kerry Thomas wrote:
>Personally i would use the petrol outboards that come with the boat
>until they die of old age and then replace them with a saildrive.
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