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i think youre going to have to cut out the rungs from the ladder. theyll hit the keel if you leave them.

i dont think a winch is necessary for a standup in typical situations. 1' width on the bunks is ideal.

calling a BR a BF is probably the ONE mistake that he made the whole time so now its being blown out of proportion out of bitterness.

maybe you know more about it than what slymo posted, but after re-reading it, i still get the impression that hes miffed about not being invited to call freestyle at WF. :dunno:

so hes leaving the sport because he wasnt invited to call freestlye at WF? :kabong:

buh bye

HE'LL TAKE IT! :haha:

keep his elevation in mind..... would 180 at 8500 ft be a nono w/ pump gas?

was it the chia mr t that did it, darin?

Boo Hiss!

kick ASS!

you forgot a pic, chick!:biggthumpup:

one time, a customer walked into steves shop with a couch, service manual and an infrared thermometer. he was frustrated because he was trying to figure out what temerature the water should come out of the pisser and was hell bent on achieving a specific temperature that not even he knew. he...

hell yeah! stepping all the way up to last!:cheer2::cheer::cheer2::cheer::cheer2: -and- congrats, jeremy, eric and everyone else!!:biggrin:

i always grind the upper corner of the bedplate (right above the bolt) to make sure it doesnt hit the chamber.

the new WCF holds line up very nicely. its just that the more rivets you put in, the cleaner the end result will be. right, icerocket?

congrats, PAT!!!!!!! you rock, dude! (taken care of)

you can use a thicker in the epoxy instead of 5200, no problem. it wont hurt to reinforce the entire tray, but to compensate for the material you removed, id go across the tray about 2" in front of and in back of the holds and up into the corners a bit as well.

those holds are made for SJ's but theyll work with your 650. do as everyone is saying, but then after its 5200'ed and riveted, feather out what ever ridge you have thats flying above the curve and then lay your glass over it. dont forget to lay biaxial from one hold all the way across the tray...