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Old 10-17-2011, 09:23 PM   #1
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I have a 2001 2400 SCR with a really short bow pulpit, I bought it second hand and have never seen another one like it. Anyone know if this is how it came from the factory?
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Old 10-17-2011, 10:39 PM   #2
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first off..welcome to the zoo..2nd ...can you snap a photo of it...as far as I know ..they are all short!!...



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Old 10-18-2011, 08:22 AM   #3
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ID:	1650Hi Seapuppy, thanks for responding to quick, I have attached two photo's the one with the shorter bow pulpit is my boat!
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Old 10-18-2011, 01:03 PM   #4
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yeah...due to the fact that your boat is a 23ftr..the bow pulpit was manufactured that way.....sorry to say and certainly don't agree with it..but that's pretty much stock....


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Old 10-18-2011, 01:25 PM   #5
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That is part of the hull and deck mold. Right from the factory. I don't see a problem with it, per se. Afer all, there is no functional issue with it, is there?
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I am trying to sell it at the moment and have a deal done with a guy but he came back to me asking if the nose was modified as he has not seen another boat with a short bow pulpit like mine, I was looking for assurance that it was a genuine factory option back in 2001 and not something that someone decided to take upon themsleves????
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I don't know authoritatively - however, that looks like it's molded into the hull (original). Unless someone went through the trouble (for no obvious reason) to put a new pulpit on, blending it into the hull and the top-deck, and re-doing the entire railing to match it... highly, highly unlikely...
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Thanks BKgoodman, it looks like its factory to me and the finish is perfect. I just want to put this chaps mind at rest, he thinks it may have been damaged but its very obvious that the gelcoat is original!!
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well it'sthe same as the bayliner2655 from the 90 years. the positive thing of it is, ...if you have the right anchor it fits like a glove under the putpit and wo'nt damage your hull...the second is that your mate can stand on it with the rope in it's hand and will have a shorter reach to the shore and can easy put the rope around the holder (don't know the right name of it). the mate can lean over much further than on a boat without it...but this is just my idea.....

i also had it on my 2855 bayliner from 1997 and for my lady it was a helpfull thing sometimes......

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