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3/16/17 Gary Light Mar 16, 2017 11:01 pm #12238

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3/16/17 Gary Light Mar 17, 2017 10:33 am #12239

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Great job!
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3/16/17 Gary Light Mar 17, 2017 10:10 pm #12267

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Nice job. Just a note on the rigger extensions I am not sure what gauge and size tube you are using or how long they are but watch if you get something big hit the riggers. That is a lot of leverage force on them. I was pretty shocked at how much stress my extensions had on the board. Your set up looks a lot like mine - I think you will really like it. I added some rod holders and stuff to my board over the winter. Looking forward to seeing how it all works on the water this year.
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3/16/17 Gary Light Mar 18, 2017 3:38 am #12273

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Nice job. Just a note on the rigger extensions I am not sure what gauge and size tube you are using or how long they are but watch if you get something big hit the riggers. That is a lot of leverage force on them. I was pretty shocked at how much stress my extensions had on the board. Your set up looks a lot like mine - I think you will really like it. I added some rod holders and stuff to my board over the winter. Looking forward to seeing how it all works on the water this year.


Just inch and a quarter by 12'' high standard Galvanized pipe. I drilled through all the flanged areas with threads and bolted through to keep from spinning under stress...... I may put mounts back under drill press to put bigger bolts though..... standard size was for 1/4' bolt holes might step it up though I could see the stress flexing on them when in the bigger waves.
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