Well that was quite the experience… I always hesitate to loan my Sunfish out…
I’ve now learned not to stress my handle unless I have a backing plate the size of the forward deck :cool:
What the heck did that? Looks like the beginning stages of a Bob Ross…. possibly you could just paint a landscape in that area.
A nice number three though! ;)
Also I’m thinking isnt there an angled thin oscillating tool blade that you could slip in a slot and slide along the underside and cut those straps and tabs loose that held the blocks in?? Just an idea… I’ll mess around with it in the near future and see what I can come up with. Thanks so much...
I have the curved edge so this is Out I think…. But the backing block did drop off to the bottom. I’ve got one of those tiny little inspection cameras I’m going to try to get a look at it. Will report back! :)
YAY!!! It works really well doesn’t it?
For a small investment in that T-bar assembly it’s a very secure way to move your boat… and slide it on a dolly no sweat. ( and move long lumber)
I sometimes use boat fenders and also sea noodles and athletic pads to pad my kayaks and Keep the Sunfish...
I’ve tossed around RotoZipping a narrow slot to slip in a full length fiberglass G10 backing plate and then gobbing 5200 in through the slot and old mounting holes, pulling it up tight against the underside of the hull, then redrilling the holes after all is cured.
The last step would be...
I love my Tech 4 Designs dolly, it does break down easily although I don’t break it down often.
I’ve used it pretty hard, I sail a lot.
The Paint is holding up zero dings, Everything is quality on it.
I have the bigger beach tires and they’re more buoyant than the regular tires… enough to...
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