Hello folks, I have to get my boat out of the snow tomorrow so I can do the Havasu thing in Feb, and I wondered if 9 degrees Fahrenheit will cause a problem with the hull flexing on the bunks. I know fiberglas is tougher than most plastics, but I don't know about its flexibility at low temps. Comments from you cold weather trailering types would be appreciated. Thanks, Tom Jenkins 2004 M17 Scintilla
Tom, I have had no problem moving or towing 3 different fibreglass boats in sub zero temperatures. Bill Makin' Time M17 On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 7:00 PM, Tom Jenkins <tjenk@gte.net> wrote:
Hello folks, I have to get my boat out of the snow tomorrow so I can do the Havasu thing in Feb, and I wondered if 9 degrees Fahrenheit will cause a problem with the hull flexing on the bunks. I know fiberglas is tougher than most plastics, but I don't know about its flexibility at low temps. Comments from you cold weather trailering types would be appreciated. Thanks, Tom Jenkins 2004 M17 Scintilla
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No problem Tommy........... Bob
To: montgomery_boats@mailman.xmission.com From: tjenk@gte.net Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 16:00:24 -0800 Subject: M_Boats: cold temps and GRP
Hello folks, I have to get my boat out of the snow tomorrow so I can do the Havasu thing in Feb, and I wondered if 9 degrees Fahrenheit will cause a problem with the hull flexing on the bunks. I know fiberglas is tougher than most plastics, but I don't know about its flexibility at low temps. Comments from you cold weather trailering types would be appreciated. Thanks, Tom Jenkins 2004 M17 Scintilla
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