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... will go get it. I hope it doesn't have an expiration date like the stabond does. I also have a weld pvc welder if that helps. I don't know how to attack the d-ring leak.

... they quit paddling, though her husband always intended to refinish it, until he passed. Then her son decided to refinish it, but suffered a heart attack and he passed, too. So then it sat for another decade, slowly rotting away. Finally the older lady is getting ready to re-locate to a smaller ...

... they quit paddling, though her husband always intended to refinish it, until he passed. Then her son decided to refinish it, but suffered a heart attack and he passed, too. So then it sat for another decade, slowly rotting away. Finally the older lady is getting ready to re-locate to a smaller ...

How would you rate it in comparison to the Option or Octane91? I'm new to canoeing and trying to plan out my plan of attack for the next boat. Currently in a Viper 12, that I haven't spent much time paddling due to real life.

... '85 Sunburst I recently found. Harmony makes a couple options used for sit on top kayaks with brass snaps. I could get a couple anchor points and attack them to the underside of the aluminum gunnels. Harmony also makes the type with buckles w/o the brass hardware. I think I'll leave the original ...

... to get outside the box and try something completely different. Think of how cool it would be if you could get down for a 20 second ride and black attack to rapidfire ends. You'd make the K1s look old school.

... to get outside the box and try something completely different. Think of how cool it would be if you could get down for a 20 second ride and black attack to rapidfire ends. You'd make the K1s look old school.

... bottom pooching up and exceeding the tension limit of Kevlar. Five ounce Kevlar is good for that repair. On the "adhesive" I think acetone won't attack vinylester the way it does epoxy. You could ask Kaz, he's been very responsive to my questions. Hard to believe the Hooter and the late Kyote ...

... bit of a trickster, but most of all Rabbit was confident in his abilities. So confident in fact, that even as Lynx circles the fern, planning his attack, Rabbit is free to enjoy his pipe, secure in his abilities to avoid this mortal enemy. I was reading John McPhee's 1975 classic The Survival ...

... cuff injuries showed that the NSAID group felt better, but was healing more slowly. NSAIDs are known to cause a small increase in risk of heart attack, stroke. This was first noticed with the COX-2 inhibitors, but then confirmed for the OTC NSAIDs. It isn't a big increase, but us old guys who ...

Now before you attack for no pfd, I'm wearing it under my t-shirt.... that's my story...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxfk9fPp ... QzCMuTSYBw

... budget here. The other theory I have is that being an constructed of ABS, It makes sense to use a like material to repair it. Anyway, step one: Attack it with power tools. http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f231/BobAnnWarren/Cboats/097_zpse64a90a5.jpg The destructive implement of choice here ...

Solid flow made for a lot of push, and extra water to keep out of boat. Had a pretty entertaining day out there.

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Word of the day is - always stroke through the white - attack, attack, attack.

... my comment (probably predictably) started over on FB. :oops: (For the record, I enjoy Louie's posts and didn't mean my comment as an ad hominem attack on him, which seemed to be the assumption). I'm an older woman, and am not a big fan of "homo" jokes and cartoon vaginas wearing helmets, so ...

... super flexible and were uncomfortable for me in the canoe and walking on rocks etc. So for the past 2 years I have been paddling OC1 wearing NRS Attack shoes with 3mm neoprene socks. These fit comfortable, not tight not loose. But this setup wasn't warm enough as we move into winter. So I went ...