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29 March 2009, 15:31
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Country: UK - England
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Rod rest holders
Knocked this up to day ,got a lttle tinkering to do ,but ,gives us more room in the boat for even bigger fish ,lol
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29 March 2009, 16:39
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LOL
very ingenious, looks great.
you better patent the design pronto!
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29 March 2009, 20:23
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Originally Posted by 1mp0551b13
LOL
very ingenious, looks great.
you better patent the design pronto!
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LOL,ill have to, and give up work with all the royalties ,lol,i did manage to break one of the v bits ,cheap plastic ,i can improvise tho ,that little lot cost me 40 odd quid , so ill have to double the price to make a profit,mind you this boating lark even with a sib has cost me a small furtue ,still the things we love best ,cost us
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29 March 2009, 20:41
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Make: Avon SR4,Tremlett 23
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Does your outboard still fit on?
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29 March 2009, 21:17
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I use these, they are a very simple idea.
Just chuck them in a pan of hot water and they will fit and mould to any diameter rail or A frame from 20-50mm.
google rail rest for info.
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29 March 2009, 22:03
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Originally Posted by yoyo
I use these, they are a very simple idea.
Just chuck them in a pan of hot water and they will fit and mould to any diameter rail or A frame from 20-50mm.
google rail rest for info.
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cool that looks the biz there, i like the hot water trick ,my pain was fitting the rod holder bar ,it cost me a little more then i expected, well the holders did, i did look on e bay and saw some velcro ones that tape on ,but i would of thought that after a bit of geting wet well ,but hopfully what i have done should all work and i can move them about and change there dirction well 2 of them anyway,having a small sib was a real issue in designing how everything goes and having as much space as can be,,,,,,be could to see a section on here of peoples inventions,,,,,,,,ive seen some cracking good ideas as well ,so keep them coming folks
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29 March 2009, 22:41
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Originally Posted by chewy
Does your outboard still fit on?
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Ah yes,,,, the bar fits in seconds ,so when we get to the fishing mark ,its fitted ,when we come in ,off it comes ,no sweat ,sorry i missed your reply
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30 March 2009, 07:55
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So the bars not in use whilst your underway?
Looks like a good idea!
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30 March 2009, 13:14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by chewy
So the bars not in use whilst your underway?
Looks like a good idea!
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That be right, once anchor droped we then set up our rods then fit the bar ,still hold the rod at times as well tho ,nice to feel the bites
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