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Old Boat Buddy
Hey,
All you people that are removing your boat buddies, does anyone have one of the older black ones? If so, would you like to sell it? Thanks, Tim
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Gone, surfing. Last edited by CantRepeat; 03-04-2009 at 09:35 AM. |
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Some reason you need a black one? Here is a gray one:
http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0001975011046a.shtml |
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Well I had an older black one and the springs broke. Rather then trying to fix it I purchased one of the newer gray models. It seems the new on has a different compound in the plastic as the gray one is already starting to rip it self up.
So, I'm really only looking for the plastic part.
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Charter Member Number 1 Quote: 2RLAKE, At some point in time people need to wake up, remove their cranial intrusion into their own rectal areas, and take responsibility for their own actions. Last edited by TMCNo1; 03-04-2009 at 09:45 AM. |
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Why are folks getting rid of the Boat Buddy? The boat I just bought last summer has a gray one, it seems kinda handy. Are they defective?
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I have the same question. The boat I am restoring has one, but it looks like the guy tried to use it with the pin in the locked position (bent the heck out of it). I need to repair the scratches to the hull, but wondering if I should replace the boat buddy or go with a roller.
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Opinions vary...
I installed one, to include the stanchion, on my old PS 190. It was a great addition. However, some people with open bows say it is just as easy to walk up and clip the winch clasp, therefore not needing the boat buddy. The boat buddy does leave some rub marks, than again some people have added carpet to prevent this. I love mine and have an open bow... |
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