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Thanks for the replies. I was able to cobble mine back together for a little while. I was more concerned about the plastic fittings holding up.
Also, is there any way to shorten the length of the pole? I d prefer the pole on the front and straps to the back. That way you can let the top down and run with it out of the way. 
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05-21-2018, 12:08 PM
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Yes. You can shorten it. The pole (I take it you mean the main crossbow that the folding crossbow attaches to) has the bottom fittings pop-riveted to it. Simply measure the length you want to shorten it, drill out the pop rivets, remove the plastic base, and cut to size. (Use a pipe cutter to get a nice square cut on the pipes, not a hacksaw). Then reattach the bottom piece, drill out the holes and pop rivet the base back on. Not a lot of work. I actually did the same thing for mine.
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05-25-2018, 09:53 AM
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I paid $500 26 years ago, so thats about $20 a year. This one is $150 and might get 5 years, so thats $30 a year. So the cheaper one is actually 33% higher
Problem with the equation is , i probably only have 5-7 years of boating left. I ll just keep zip tieing
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