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Yep, you need a new one!!! Get setup like my buddy in Alaska has. It's pretty sweet!!!!!

GO LEAFS GO!!!!!

HMMMM, I guess these boats aren't useless after all.

http://livestormchasers.com/2017/07/31/disgusting-smelly-black-substance-in-the-niagara-river-turned-out-to-be-sewage-discharge/

Mike Borger will be crying in his rum while catching giant fish!!!

I don't have heat yet sooooooo..............................

And this is a problem because?

Or stick it in the microwave!!!

I used these brackets for mine. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/stationary-dock-side-leg-holder-0792631p.html#srp Along with these for support. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/stationary-dock-corner-leg-holder-1-8-in-0792621p.html#srp , http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/leg-brace-set-0792622p.html#srp And they will sit in the middle of these that will then be filled with rocks.

Just some calking and the ridge cap left to do. Will get er done next weekend. Came home before the rains start.

Those dock corners work with 2" OD pipe. Schedule 40 in 2" has a wall thickness of 0.154" or a little over 1/8" Schedule 80 in 2" has a wall thickness of 0.218" or almost 1/4" and as such is much stronger and will stand up to ice better.

How will you be driving the pipe into the river bottom? How deep will you be driving it into the bottom? I would recommend the strength of schedule 80 steel pipe 2 1/2"-3" diameter. Alternatively if you can get your hands on a couple of sections of used steel drill pipe that would work awesome and be relatively inexpensive. Not sure how easy it would be to find in Ontario but the stuff is everywhere out here. Don't skimp because of cost of the materials or you may regret it down the line. I've spent good money on my dock and expect it to last longer than me. These guys are in the 905 and have used pipe. https://www.interpipe.com/en/products/secondary-grade-pipe

Warranty?

HMMMMM, this is my plan. https://www.netfirms.com/netfirms/web-hosting/plus.bml

So far, I have downloaded just over 50 of my albums. Got at least that many to go. Some days it works and some days it doesn't. Today is a not working day.

I know, right!!

Best thing for peeps like you Drew is get your own site. I have one for my Arctic fishing and another for my cabin build. Though I've been really lax on the fishing one and it really needs updating. My cabin one is just a Wordpress blog that is very easy to maintain and gets updated in the fall after I finish my yearly building. http://www.anglersparadise.ca/ I'm hosted by https://www.netfirms.ca/ Costs me under $100/year. Easy to link pics too.

https://www.facebook.com/funnyordie/videos/10155516077393851/

Drill hole, stick pipe through hole, put high temp pipe flashing boot over pipe, screw down.

Who?

Good?

Wierd. Give em an email or call. http://www.fedpubs.com/contact.htm

Here ya go. http://www.fedpubs.com/maps.htm

You could just mosey into a Sail store. I'm sure one of these rearm kits is what you need. https://www.sail.ca/en/catalogsearch/result/?q=mustang+inflatable

The 17-18 thread begins in September.