Re: Mini-Tugs
Pete,
Thanks.
I'm familiar with Berkeley Eastman's designs; I've had plans for his
'Perfect 10' for a couple of years. I even bought a utility trailer to
build her on.
I'm looking at the Glen-L catalog and the photo of 'SPIKE' - they seem
to be identical. Either way, I sent a note to Alan Locke asking for Dan
Taylor's 'e-address'. She is certainly, "Smart as paint !!".
Regards & Thanks,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
[PS: Hopefully, I'll get 'QUAHOG' on the mooring in the next week, or
so. It would be nice to have a little 'mooring tender' join her by the
end of the summer.]
Thanks.
I'm familiar with Berkeley Eastman's designs; I've had plans for his
'Perfect 10' for a couple of years. I even bought a utility trailer to
build her on.
I'm looking at the Glen-L catalog and the photo of 'SPIKE' - they seem
to be identical. Either way, I sent a note to Alan Locke asking for Dan
Taylor's 'e-address'. She is certainly, "Smart as paint !!".
Regards & Thanks,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
[PS: Hopefully, I'll get 'QUAHOG' on the mooring in the next week, or
so. It would be nice to have a little 'mooring tender' join her by the
end of the summer.]
> Message: 4
> Date: Mon, 05 May 2003 12:46:38 -0000
> From: "Pete Hodges" <petehodges@...>
> Subject: Re: Mini-Tugs
>
> Do you happen to know his 'e-address'?
>
> No i don't. But here is the the top level of the website. you might
> find someone else that knows.
>
>http://aslocke.home.mindspring.com/welcome.htm
Do you happen to know his 'e-address'?
No i don't. But here is the the top level of the website. you might
find someone else that knows.
http://aslocke.home.mindspring.com/welcome.htm
No i don't. But here is the the top level of the website. you might
find someone else that knows.
http://aslocke.home.mindspring.com/welcome.htm
Pete,
The photo's were very interesting. Especially the fact that they were
taken, 'under way'.
The foredeck inlay is exactly the same pattern -except for size - as is
on the top of my wife's gun case !! We used to be competitive Trap
shooters, and a friend of ours built them. They moved years ago, and I'd
like to make her a new case.
Secondly. I won't refute that there is no end to Phil Bolger's
abilities, however, the smaller tug looks very much like a design called
"Tubby Tug" by Glen-L {or Clarkcraft ?}. She still looks great - who
ever gets the 'credit' for the design.
Either way, I'd like to 'talk' to the gentleman - I think 'SPIKE' is
just what I am looking for as a 'mooring tender'. Do you happen to know
his 'e-address'?
Regards & Thanks,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
The photo's were very interesting. Especially the fact that they were
taken, 'under way'.
The foredeck inlay is exactly the same pattern -except for size - as is
on the top of my wife's gun case !! We used to be competitive Trap
shooters, and a friend of ours built them. They moved years ago, and I'd
like to make her a new case.
Secondly. I won't refute that there is no end to Phil Bolger's
abilities, however, the smaller tug looks very much like a design called
"Tubby Tug" by Glen-L {or Clarkcraft ?}. She still looks great - who
ever gets the 'credit' for the design.
Either way, I'd like to 'talk' to the gentleman - I think 'SPIKE' is
just what I am looking for as a 'mooring tender'. Do you happen to know
his 'e-address'?
Regards & Thanks,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
> Message: 8
> Date: Sun, 04 May 2003 19:49:55 -0000
> From: "Pete Hodges" <petehodges@...>
> Subject: 2 Bolger Mini Tugs - 17.5' and 9'
>
> Thought some of you might like the pictures.
>
>http://aslocke.home.mindspring.com/photo22.htm
>
> There really seems to be no end to the man's creativity.