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View Poll Results: Are you interested in a splashwell for a 20 MA
No 7 63.64%
Yes. I don't need fancy gel coat. 1 9.09%
Yes, and I want gel coat 3 27.27%
I would pay more for epoxy and/or foam core and or carbon. 1 9.09%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 11. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 02-20-2018, 02:16 PM
Vezo, Part II Vezo, Part II is offline
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Nice work FishStretcher! With the available toe kick, I’ve never found the splashwell intrusive while fishing. And even though I never saw the need to have it caulked tight, it saved my arse from sinking one time while WAY overloaded for an island weekend camp, and backing off the trailer directly into 3’ rollers I’ve never seen at the ramp. Fortunately, my non-boating partner paid attention and backed down in time for me to reload. It was a lot better than what was inevitable. I may be interested in a replacement for mine to lose the old power head/tilt cutout. Further, I have a full engine shroud from a SeaVee 25 that you or may not be interested in as a plug. Not sure the Snowbirds staying at my house in Fla., would strap it to the roof of their Jeep Cherokee, when returning June 1st to the Cape. Just a few random thoughts. I’d love to have the shroud as an additional seat while cruising, bait station, two additional rod holders, noise canceling of my two stroke, and if reinforced, possibly a cobia spotting platform.

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