In 1978, Ocke Mannerfelt founded the Sweden based Mannerfelt Design Team.
Since 2006, his son Ted has taken responsibility for all the designs produced by the successful studio, including the highly acclaimed Pirelli Walkaround Collection.
The collection debuted with the P42 in 2020, followed by the introduction of the P35. Due to an exceptionally high number of requests, the studio responded by introducing the P50.
According to the Hampshire based company, the Pulse 63 is a game-changer in the world of electric propulsion.
The advanced RAD 40 drive it’s equipped with sets a new standard, ensuring high efficiency within its compact and lightweight design.
But what really sets it apart is the 180-degree rotating leg that provides an unmatched level of manoeuvrability that will make navigating even the tightest spaces a breeze!
The Pulse 63 Electric RIB And RAD Propulsions turning on a dime
The video provides instructions on how to recover a boat onto its trailer by Jon Mendez of Motor Boat & Yachting.
It emphasizes the importance of maintaining slow speed and control during the process.
Jon suggests aligning the boat straight on the trailer for easier recovery.
There are two options for driving the boat onto the trailer: driving it all the way onto the hitch or leaving a meter of distance and using a winch for the final bit.
Tide levels and proper positioning in the water are crucial factors.
Jon mentions the significance of clear hand signals and ensuring the trailer is in the water enough.
How to Recover a RIB on a Trailer by Jon Mendez
Then he shows the process of aligning the boat with the trailer and securing it using a winch and straps.
To conclude he discusses post-recovery tasks such as flushing the boat, cleaning the trailer, and checking straps before driving.
