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Free bow rails
I've got two welded stainless steel bow rails for a v20. Free. Not interested in shipping. First come first serve. Located in near Charleston SC
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01-22-2023, 06:18 PM
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Wow spare I would love to replace mine and the price is right
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01-23-2023, 03:32 PM
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Just remember that these are WELDED SS rails... so they are ONE piece and will be bulky to handle and move. (I'm speaking from experience here) There is a certain amount of flex so they can be "squished" together enough to fit on a utility trailer. In my personal estimation they are the caviar of bow rails. Elegant looking and well worth any transporting inconvenience.
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01-23-2023, 08:20 PM
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FYI, in the past, several people have cut the one piece bow rails in the middle for transport and pieced thme back together using a stainless pipe union. Both of my rails are still in one piece.
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01-24-2023, 09:00 PM
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Yes spare that's probably what I would have done
It would break my hearth cutting it in half but that is probably the only way to transport them Then like you said ,get a 1 inch s.s. Pipe and join them together with S.S screws. Easy Peasy. The one I have now is cut in half and is fine just old and dull and the bases are pitted ( just two of them) I replaced the other,why I didn't replace all of them? IDK.
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