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a few more pics
Last edited by jetblue319; 07-24-2013 at 02:22 PM. Reason: same pic |
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Wow...that looks GREAT!!...will you be putting it in saltwater?
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yes, in the Gulf of Mexico and maybe Atlantic.
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SpareParts said, "You know if you tried to ship a mason jar of salt water it would be considered hazardous material." There isn't much of anything that salt water won't destroy. Having stated the obvious do you call that repair a fish plate? I could not resist. Nice looking work, may it last forever.
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Generally aluminum and galvanized trailers are preferred for saltwater...on the other hand, I understand boat budgets and using what ya got...doin' much the same myself...just be sure to WASH as much salt off that painted trailer as you can after each launch to keep it in best shape...Ridge's comment on Spare's observation re saltwater being Haz Mat is dead on!!...
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