Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Working Vessels => Topic started by: lankyandy on September 19, 2007, 09:50:30 pm
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hello. im new to the forum so i sorry if this has been covered before but are there any rules on the tugs you can use in towing. size, style etc. was looking at the metcalf typhoon and was hoping it would be ok to use. has anyone any experiance of this model? thanks for any help andy
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Hi Andy, No Problem with size of tug, The Typhoon is a large and heavy tug, It is a bit top heavy so keep your
Superstructure a little light.
Regards
John POLL
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thanks for advise and pictures. is that your model?
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This tug is on the short list for my next build, what drive train have you got in her?
Ian
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I Andy, Yes it's my tug, And I sail and tug tow at Balne Moor M B C Goole area.
Ian the motors that are fitted to the tug are Astra heater motors driving a 65mm props.
Regards
John POLL
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hey poll
was it a kit or hull and blueprints? she's very nice on the water
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Any chance of a pic of the internals Poll?
Ian
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Hi Bigford, It's a hull and Plan, you can get a hull and plan from Dave Metcalf.
Regards
John.
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Hi Ian, I will get some pics to you but you will have to give me a few day's as we are on with two tug towing
events, the 23rd & 29/30th of september.
Regards
John.