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  1. 11-02-2010 12:53 PM #31
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    Re: thoughts on spray/lifting rails

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    Mine run full length. I couldnt imagine not having them! ws




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  2. 11-02-2010 04:14 PM #32
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    Re: thoughts on spray/lifting rails

    Yer pretty slow... the original was the Srairway to Heaven, the recent one is Jacobs Ladder for Gators kid jake!
    Iggy... these are teak and encapsulated with epoxy. The joints are scarfed and one split apart on a haul out which is what the lifteing block are on there for now. ws
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  3. 11-02-2010 10:30 PM #33
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    Re: thoughts on spray/lifting rails

    Yea good idea. I bouaght my boat with it already on there. When the last owner put them on there he put in supports in the area whare the strap goes but they are only about 12inches wide last year when my boat was hauled out for winter storage they didn't have the strap in the rite spots and I was sweating. But thank goodness nothing happened.
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