Wooden slat to avoid losing items out of Port side window

On the R-27/OB and possibly on the R-23 the flat surface at the windshield and adjacent to the port side Nav's window the chance for things to fly out the window is inevitable without there being something installed to avoid this happening. On the R-27/OB prototype model Ranger Tugs did install a vertical teak strip parallel to the window to presumably stop things flying out the open window. However, for some reason they never installed this as a stock item on all the production R-27/OB models. For $0 dollars I installed a wooden slat to protect things from flying out the window.

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    Hi Christian. I'm about to post a book on Amazon about the Ranger Tug. It's the first book in a series about the Great Loop boats. Do I have your permission to use this photograph? Thanks, Tim Christmann
Wooden slat to avoid losing items out of Port side window

Wooden slat to avoid losing items out of Port side window

  • Album owner baz
  • Date created Nov 11, 2017
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