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  1. @ Brian

    With a 3' Al folding ramp, Sean rolls easy from dock to deck & tons of room for maneuverability :) Sure beats the lift set up & tear down as well as limited room on board the Sylvan.

    Which BTW is not going anywhere ;)

     

    @ Dave

    Yeppir, most of the better mfrs now offer a 3rd toon which runs deeper than the outer toons. Supposedly for improved steering (which I believe is true) as well as improved stability in 'open water' ????

    As for the power, I would probably upgrade to a 90 max. Primary need is accessibility but we would see some recreational use as well.

     

    @ Mr. G

    Thx for the advice, will definitely consider.

  2. All I see is Harper setup one heck of a great scape goat- fall guy..Time for that looser to pack his bags and be thankful hes not going to prison..

    Hahaha. Prison? Really? You're delusional. & I think you meant to spell l-o-s-e-r ?

  3. Our family is so saddened by your news Wayne.

    We wish that Jen has a peaceful journey knowing that her Mom, Dad, siblings, loved ones & so many who have witnessed her heroic determination and fight, will cherish her forever. She is truly a legend.

    Our hearts are with you and yours in the coming hours and days.

     

    God Bess,

    Simon & Family

  4. 2, 10'x 2"x 6" boards, grey indoor/outdoor carpet,2 tubes of water proof glue. All for 58 bucks. can't beat that.

     

    Paul,

    I have 2 extra 4' sections of the puck board. There yours if you want them. Power loading is so much easier & safer :) My boat is a 21' Sylavn & I can power up with a lot less throttle & more control.

     

    Dave how's the paint doing on the hull where you load it?? Just curious if the weight of the boat on the UHWW is wearing it off.

     

    I'm not sure plastic against paint is a great idea for my 3000 pounder, but sure have lots of it around if I decide to go that route.

    Wayne,

    Here's a pik of the hull in line with puck board runners. Not a scratch :)

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  5. I got the 4' puck boards off of Fishfarner (thx again) & had enough to do 2 x 8' on the runners. On second thought, I wasn't comfortable with reduced friction the full length of the 8' runners when towing, braking or launching. So I decided to run 4' of board + 4' of carpet. I only need the 4' of board @ the front end of the runners when power loading the boat (21' Sylvan) anyways. The 4' of carpet gives added friction to help prevent the boat from sliding under tow, braking & launching.

    I measured the depth of the puck board & the height of the carpet and calculated how much I would have to rip off the front 4' of runner to end up with carpet & board on equal plane. Here's a pic. The best I could get with the boat on the trailer.

     

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    If the winds back down tomorrow, I'll get another few pix.

  6. I have never used the salties & am somewhere between a newbie & veteran fishing Salmon on LO. Have hooked and landed all my biggest fish on Orcas holding wire dipsey combos off both sides of the boat & lead core down the chute. If drags are set proper, you will never have an issue with the Orcas.

  7. I came by this earlier today...........My Dad is no longer available for a 'face to face' but I let him know anyways

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    I can't seem to imbed this properly. Maybe someone can give it a try??

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