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Q: When is it legal to sit on the gunwale of a boat?
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What part of a boat is the gunwale?

The upper edge of the hull is the gunwale.


Where is the boat gunwale?

the side of a boat or the rail


Where is the gunwale?

the side of a boat or the rail


Where on board a boat are the gun whales?

The gunwale is the top edge of the side of a boat.


Where a boat gunwale located?

on the upper edge of each side


What is the edge along a side of a boat called it starts with an g?

Gunwale


When may passengers legally ride on the bow or gunwale when the vessel is underway?

If your boat is a bow rider, that is it has seats built in to the bow are, and hand holds or railings, and people can sit safely, without risk of falling over board, or blocking the operators view, then they can ride there. When a boat is coming into the dock and someone needs to go forward to handle lines, but only if the boat is moving slowly and it is safe to do so. On sailboats to handle or change sails. On either to raise an anchor. On the gunwale, only when the boat is not moving, or it is necessary to retrieve lines or an anchor. The exception is some inflatable boats where the only place to sit is on the tubes, and they have handles or hand holds to hang on to.


What are Holders on a gunwale of a boat?

Eyelets, cleats and oarlocks all are fittings made fast to the gunwales.


What is the meaning of a 'poppet' on a boat?

In regards to a boat, a poppet is a small wooden strip that is used to support an oarlock. This is usually placed on the gunwale and is a type of valve.


What is a 3 letter word word for thole?

Pin (Thole is a shortening of Thole-Pin: The pin in the gunwale of a boat)


Where is a boat's gunwale located?

On the upper edge of each side


What side is gunwales located on the boat?

A "gunwale" is the upper edge of the side of a boat (any side). The name derives form the time when cannon were mounted on boats and the "gunwales" were where these cannon were mounted.