How many knots per hour does your TT get?

In the 60's, they rented flat pontoon boats on Lake Shasta (Northern California) that you backed your house trailer onto and then putted around the lake.

That little thing is knot as knice as this one.

darsben wrote:
2 knots on the bumpers
2 on the seat
3 on the rope around the upper deck
1 on the line with the greenish thing hanging off it
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8 knots yes I see eight knots do you want to count them with me?

OK - you can count (maybe) - but.....

how about ....identify the *type* of knots you counted!!

Some choices......................

Half-Hitches
Square Knot (Reef Knot) & Granny.
Mariner's Knot
Then - Bowline - and the sub types for it:
Eskimo Bowline
Double Bowline
Water Bowline
Bowline on a Bight
Portuguese Bowline
Portuguese Bowline with Splayed Loops
Spanish Bowline
Bowline

Stevedore's knot?

Hangman's Noose for you,
and Tom Fool's Knot for all of "us" that posted!..:W

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Y'all are just knot right.

That is just too cool but I bet that vessel is a bit top heavy.

Redneck engineering at its finest.

What about the knotheads who built it?

2oldman wrote:
It's just knots.

X2. Not knots per hour.

It is a unique vessel/TT.

The SS Badger will take your Class A from Michigan to Wisconsin, across Lake Michigan, at 21 knots. :)

Do you suppose the water skis are behind the red box up in the penthouse?