from square in the front and back, the tilt on the trailer does not matter, the boat has to be aligned to itself, if you spin it, the dimenstions don't change, so - as long as I'm square in the front and back, it should be symmetrical, no?
can see port, left from rear, seat in the back
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can see transom on same side sticking up, opposite side not seen
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can see oarlock on right side, left side not visible
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seats back to front appear to progressively tilt more to the left
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I don't know if it matters, most people would probably not notice, but - from the back, the whole hull and shape of the boat is corkscrewed counterclockwise. One would think it should just be straight and symmetrical, but it seems obvious in person, more obvious than in the pics, it was actually kind of hard to photograph.
I reached out to the Marina that sold it to me new on the 20th of this month. I'm not a boat expert, but being a vehicle that isn't straight, that seems like it could pose a safety issue if that corkscrew affected handling and performance of the craft. I don't know that it does, but I don't know that it doesn't.
I tried a public viewable facebook album as a photo share sight. Not sure if that will work or not.