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Old 13-08-2008, 09:20 PM   #1
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21ft Argo cat tunnel width?

Can anyone tell me what the width of the tunnel is on a 21ft Argo cat?
Even roughly would do for now, but accurately would be nice

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Old 13-08-2008, 09:39 PM   #2
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Old 13-08-2008, 10:03 PM   #3
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thanks.. i hate ringing foriegn companies so i'll hope for a result on here but may give them a try... cheers
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It is approx 125cm wide at the tunnel bottom...
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Interesting, my 18' is 131cm.
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ooh, interesting... it's the width at the top that is most important to me... I'm guessing it'd be a couple of inches narrower?

Anyone got an answer different to 125-10cm?

Cheers for all the help so far!

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Old 15-08-2008, 06:26 AM   #7
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ooh, interesting... it's the width at the top that is most important to me... I'm guessing it'd be a couple of inches narrower?

Anyone got an answer different to 125-10cm?

Cheers for all the help so far!

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It is where I meant ,at the highest point.
What year is your boat?
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Old 15-08-2008, 04:54 PM   #8
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I don't own an argo, I've got a shakespear... I'm just toying with some ideas i have for an argo 21 i may be able to get hold of...

To cut a long story short, I'm wondering if the bulge on the top of an argo which is the same width as the tunnel would be wide enough to take the 'screen' from a P21, thus giving a more user friendly (for me anyway) layout.

I love my shakespear to bits, but the tandem deck doesn't suit me... I spend a lot of time sat in the boat off the back of herm and have no room at all to move around.

I noticed a while ago that Gaz did a similar thing to a cougar and thought it looked quite trick!

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