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saumon posted 02-13-2013 11:06 PM ET (US)
[Mentioned another website which contained information about boat surveying, but had little information about outboard engines or Boston Whaler boats.]
ratherwhalering posted 02-14-2013 03:09 PM ET (US)
Here is a whaler specific reference that is a very very helpful:
https://sites.google.com/site/rohlfingswhalersite/
jimh posted 02-14-2013 07:33 PM ET (US)
Now there is some useful information about Boston Whaler boats! Thanks for posting the link to Jeff's fine collection of information.
jimh posted 02-15-2013 12:37 PM ET (US)
Deleted sidebar about the history of websites that have hosted Jeff's information and a related discussion about the discussion of that historical information and whether or not it represents an important resource to be maintained here. Jeff's website (linked above) provides links to more of his information. I do not see any particular value in a discussion of all the places on the web where links to Jeff's information have been given prior to this discussion. I did not see much value in linking to a lengthy treatise on boat surveying that was mainly concerned with large sailboats powered by inboard engines whose hulls were not constructed using the Unibond method employed by Boston Whaler. I used this method to make the analysis: if I were running a website about the surveying of large displacement hull sailboats constructed by traditional laminated fiberglass and powered by inboard engines with conventional propeller shafts, would I want to collect information about trailerable outboard boats with a unique hull construction method.

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Author	Topic: Boat inspection
saumon	posted 02-13-2013 11:06 PM ET (US) [Mentioned another website which contained information about boat surveying, but had little information about outboard engines or Boston Whaler boats.]
ratherwhalering	posted 02-14-2013 03:09 PM ET (US) Here is a whaler specific reference that is a very very helpful: https://sites.google.com/site/rohlfingswhalersite/
jimh	posted 02-14-2013 07:33 PM ET (US) Now there is some useful information about Boston Whaler boats! Thanks for posting the link to Jeff's fine collection of information.
jimh	posted 02-15-2013 12:37 PM ET (US) Deleted sidebar about the history of websites that have hosted Jeff's information and a related discussion about the discussion of that historical information and whether or not it represents an important resource to be maintained here. Jeff's website (linked above) provides links to more of his information. I do not see any particular value in a discussion of all the places on the web where links to Jeff's information have been given prior to this discussion. I did not see much value in linking to a lengthy treatise on boat surveying that was mainly concerned with large sailboats powered by inboard engines whose hulls were not constructed using the Unibond method employed by Boston Whaler. I used this method to make the analysis: if I were running a website about the surveying of large displacement hull sailboats constructed by traditional laminated fiberglass and powered by inboard engines with conventional propeller shafts, would I want to collect information about trailerable outboard boats with a unique hull construction method.