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    Quote Originally Posted by sore head stoat View Post
    Fibreglass hull. Get underneath the boat when it is on the trailer with a hammer. Start tapping the hull, if the hammer makes a clean bang and bounces back at you then the glass is ok. If however it makes a dull thud you possibly have delamination ..
    and if the hammer goes right through you run away?
    Those who live in glass houses, shouldn't piss off Geologists.

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    Just buy an alloy jet @Joe_90 then u can come do runs with the boys
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    Quote Originally Posted by Padox View Post
    Just buy an alloy jet @Joe_90 then u can come do runs with the boys
    Haha See post #1:
    With a jetboat I suspect the progression would be: Too scared to use it properly, then end up with it parked up a bank. In multiple pieces.
    Best mate has a jet boat, the above points of using someone else's boat are pretty compelling...
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    Those who live in glass houses, shouldn't piss off Geologists.

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    Biggest pro/con for/against fiberglass is the weight. You'll need a bigger motor & more fuel, but if you're pulling the kids around they give a much better wake and handle the chop much smoother. I loved my little tinny & it was perfect for me but like others have said, it's best to try both your options
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    Haven't put mine up a bank yet trail and error
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