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Need help choosing drift boat type and construction
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All,Thank you in advance for reading and hopefully responding to my questions.In short - I don't know what I don't know. I have never owned a drift boat. I have rowed one once on a guided trip. I am…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rick Newman Feb 6.
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Dave Barnes replied to Kevin Mackey's discussion Need help choosing drift boat type and construction
"Kevin,
I just built one using a 14' set of plans of the Ken Hankinson model from Glen-L. I modified a couple of things and the caveat here is.. I've only built 1 boat (but it seems to be working great!), but here are some…"
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