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  1. Dave Diefenderfer

    Wilton Power Arm Jr

    https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1718554142765304/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A5f9c9843-f369-43b9-a559-fa76515a10fa I know this guy and can grab it and send it anyone needs it.
  2. Dave Diefenderfer

    Weatherproof box for electronics

    I mounted a seat on one for my SBDB and have lots of dry storage as well as slightly elevated seating and swivel.
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  4. Dave Diefenderfer

    Weatherproof box for electronics

    Box from Harbor Freight. My outboard was converted to tiller, but not with a full kit. I added a spare kill switch key in case I go over and have someone in the boat with me... they can start the boat and get me! I make sure to point it out to anyone who hunts with me.
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  9. Dave Diefenderfer

    Herters 72 bodies

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  10. Dave Diefenderfer

    Herters 72 bodies

    How close to Bolivar/Dover area are you? I have family there and due for a trip this Summer.
  11. Dave Diefenderfer

    Wood for tails?

    I am very fond of the 1/4" pvc from home depot. Works like wood, paints well, no rot, no splitting.
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    Seat for sneakboats?

    I saw this on Chesapeake Lightcraft site and thought it might be nice in some of the sneakboats? Less than $50!
  13. Dave Diefenderfer

    Dusky Steamboat - vintage duck boat, Frederick, MD

    This would make a nice sneak boat...
  14. Dave Diefenderfer

    100:1 vs 50:1???

    I have a 2009 Yamaha, last year of the 2-stroke. It too came listed as 100:1. I looked at the parts list between my 100:1 and the 50:1 models and could find no differences. All part numbers matched. So I run 50:1 and have no issues.
  15. Dave Diefenderfer

    A TALE of TWO SNEAKBOXES - Both on a single trailer

    Rollers on a lightly built boat will result in dents. Worst case the roller falls between ribs and the thin planking takes a set. Even worse if the roller lands on a frame and it cracks or gets mis-shapen over time. Bunks that spring and support as much hull as possible are ideal. You are...
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  17. Dave Diefenderfer

    Nails or screws in Barnegat Bay Sneakboxes

    In the few vintage hulls that I have worked thus far, they were all nailed planking. I have been a real fan of bugle head SS square drive screws for repairs. In many cases I have used them as clamps during glue up. I can pop them back out and have used them over and over. I agree, I would be...
  18. Dave Diefenderfer

    Decoy swing weights

    John, there are a couple features to swing weights... first they fold so that the decoys can stack, or sit flat when the tide runs out. Secondly, they allow the use of less overall weight since the weight is lower and moves the center of gravity. Used them on a few E Allen decoys, but decided...
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