04-19-2009
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Unless they altered the sailplan, it shouldn't be too much of an issue as I understand it. YMMV, but I recall several other small cats having a slight extension of the hulls, much like this one has done, to increase the cargo carrying capacity and add buoyancy aft—often to counteract the addition of davits or other fairly heavy equipment aft.
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Originally Posted by djeeke
Mistery probably solved ...
A member of the Iroquois group told me this is definitely an Iroquois although it has been extensively modified...
I wonder if this extension to 34ft on the already narrow beam of the Iroquois was a smart move ...
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