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November 17th 07, 10:10 AM
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Being towed too slow?
On 17 Nov, 04:44, Steve Leonard
wrote: Or better yet, spend a little time talking with the towpilots and getting to know them. I tend to have the opposite problem - tug pilots may not tow much wood, and often go rather fast. So whenever I can, I make a point of talking to the tuggy beforehand and letting them know my ideal speed range. Ian 
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