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robust toerails

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robust toerails

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This is perhaps the most robust toerail that I have seen on a GRP hull.
http://www.boatus.com/goodoldboat/toerail.htm

I pity the poor guy whose fiberglass boat collides with this as I am rather sure where the vast majority of the damage will occur.
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Yikes!
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