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This is 2 dozen for $73 with free shipping! That is a very good deal. Less than $3 each. If you can do it cheaper, I would be surprised. I am always scrounging lead and have a stockpile, but it takes hours to mold and propane to burn to make that many weights. There is a sweet spot on the...

Look at it as an adventure! I would go check it out if it were closer...

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Many yrs ago, I had a plywood garvey in Vermont. I added oarlocks and had 10ft oars. I could row standing and walking and really move her along.

Well, then maybe I should at least keep one that fits the 15hp. I know I can't use it on the South Bay, but it might work on the Sam Hunt BBSB, though, that might only be sailed from here on out with the South Bay being my solo hunting rib.

Paul, I have a couple that I have accumulated over the yrs. I never tried them myself, assuming it would just attract more weeds and add to my frustration. Should I bring them this weekend? Or in October?

I found the 72 head and body..... still ISO a 63 body.

Just finishing up some repairs on my Dodge and Krowl, will take it to the boat show in October... These pics are from when I first restored her some yrs back. Threads on both the original work, and recent repairs are in the archives.

Eric, on my Sam Hunt BBSB, a displacement sailing hull, it originally had rear deck racks. I added them on the bow as well. I bag my decoys in slotted bags, and can fit 2 dozen on the rear deck, a 12 slot bag along both sides. As I stand to run the tiller, I can run the motor fine in this...

Got the first coat of paint on today.

Making progress.... Fairing applied and sanded. 6oz glass set. This morning it was still tacky (what I was hoping!), so mixed up more epoxy with micro balloons to fill the cloth. One more sanding and should be ready for paint this weekend.

My 1905 scooter was damaged when a tree out back uprooted and fell. It drove one of the tent frames through the deck. I slid a board between to prevent any water leaking into the hull, but it failed to keep the mice out! The grey layout suit was trashed. Fortunately, the deck damage...