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muskymeyer
Posted 5/24/2007 9:57 AM (#257689 - in reply to #257647)
Subject: RE: ice versus aluminum/fiberglass hulls





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I can tell you that ice will take off decals, keel guards, transducers and speed sensors, as well as take out drain plugs (flip type). Pretty much every year I break ice with my esox magnum and at times I have run into chunks or frozen areas on plane and while it sounds like the boat is getting ripped apart from under me I have never seen any type of damage to the hull. I have run for a mile or more breaking ice where I had to drive the front part of the boat onto the ice to break it, again with no damage to the hull. Pretty amazing that fiberglass is that tough.

Corey Meyer

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