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I considered the cheap route too, but now that I have the legit bags, they stack perfect, take up less room and I don’t worry about moving them around the boat interior and risk a scratch or cut to the upholstery etc.
Everyone should have lead to dial in their wake.
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Think of it this way.....lead is cheaper than friends.......LOL
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It is a little more work, but if your not planning to move the bags around much it's a good option. As Larry said, there is a chance of putting a hole in your vinyl so just take your time putting them in and keep a double folded towel under the bags to help you slide across the sundeck.Quote:
Originally Posted by ktenan12
Another option is to buy empty bags like Roc Sack and then fill them up with sand, gravel, rocks, etc. The empty bags are $25. I have 150lb of lead bags and for some reason a bag of rocks feels "weird" or "unsafe" to me which makes no logical sense when I already use lead and thousands of pounds of water... LOL. Not sure if people like the empty bags but that is a cheaper option.
^^^^ sand, gravel, rocks, etc ^^^^
That sounds like someone is looking to make a mess on their boat. Someone else posted in a different thread about putting concrete bags onboard - Yikes.
Lead bags for me b/c they are already sealed with an inner liner. Easy-peasy to move around.
When I was being a tard, I calculated that 50# of pennies was about 9080 cents. The bonus being 100% return on your investment or 90% if you use coin star
But with the current coin shortage, good luck.
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I got 3 oversize bags of coins I have been saving for a minute. I pay for most things with cash and coins go in the jar. figuring there's 3-500bux currently and doesn't count the 3 vehicles that have ashtrays and cubbies full of change.
wonder if I could sell them for above face value in this market :)