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to reduce its beam overall to 140" (3.55m).
It can be trailered with the beams off at 100"
(2.55m )wide. Construction is foam/glass.
There are already many swing arm
trimarans for sale. This design needed to
have significant improvements. It does.
It has the big amas that this office is known for.
It has edgy styling that is possible because the
form is not designed to fit around mold flanges.
The beams rotate around large diameter plastic rudder
bushings for tugboats. That reduces the point
loads. The conective beams are carbon fiber.
Seastays are not needed so the ride is clean.
The amas slide forward in the "in" position
so the length overall is not increased. Notice
the second top view above. |
