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Tony846 Posted - 19 Feb 2012 : 12:35:32
My son and are enjoying our newly acquired Norman 20 it is overall a good sturdy craft and it handles well on the sea, the engine is slighty underpowered but we are looking into that and hopefully we will have another engine soon.
But we both have one small criticiisim, the roof of the cabin is just a tad to low, not much one can do about that I suppose. Any ideas!!!
Tony

T cunningham
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Tony846 Posted - 19 Feb 2012 : 21:14:15
My son is 6ft3in, they would probably work for him but If I ever did manage to kneel down, especially in a confined space I doubt if I would be able to stand up again without the help of a crane!!!

T cunningham
Sonny Posted - 19 Feb 2012 : 20:32:54
I am 6ft 2ins and found that Dewalt work jeans with gel knee pads work a treat!!
df Posted - 19 Feb 2012 : 13:15:34
Have a few vertibrae removed???




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