I was thinking about adding a single rail here to have a little something to lean on when going down the gunnels.
What are your thoughts?
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Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
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jwrape
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Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
Looking at our 3207 and walking down the side of it seems that it's missing a rail that the factory should have added, in my optinion.
I was thinking about adding a single rail here to have a little something to lean on when going down the gunnels.
What are your thoughts?
I was thinking about adding a single rail here to have a little something to lean on when going down the gunnels.
What are your thoughts?
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eric_b
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Re: Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
The hand holds on the outside of the fly bridge compensate for those "missing" rails. I have not had issues on friends' Carvers with this body style.
1986 Carver 3227 Convertible
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nater1977
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Re: Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
Ya i have no problems with mine and the railings would be to low so it might trip you and fall off
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jwrape
Topic author - Deck Hand
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Re: Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
nater1977 wrote:Ya i have no problems with mine and the railings would be to low so it might trip you and fall off
Yea, I don't like how the side rails are set up, especially the side entrance is so skinny. It is not a big mans boat. Got to be skinny to get through the entrances Side or rear entries. I'm only 196lbs. and 6' but the rails still catch me on my hips if I go straight in, I have to go side ways to get onto the aft deck.
But the side rails I am getting used to. Just don't want to fall off the side walking down the gunnels
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1000islands
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Re: Has anyone felt that the 3207 side railing feels unsafe?
I would rather this than the way the 3607's are...they are just a wire and not a very big entranceway onto the deck.
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