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Has anybody found a good source for guide pole pads? I don't really need anything fancy and printed, just something to protect the boat. I see Overtons has some, but I'm not sure if the poles are 2" or 2 3/8" (the two sizes they offer). My trailer is in storage. Anybody happen to know the diameter of the poles on our boats?
Thanks in advance.
DT
Check here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Wakeb...mZ120321909123
I bought some from them for my previous boat.. they say their pads fit 2-2 1/2"...
Look at their ebay store for options.. their reg. website is screaminsacs.com
I was pleased with the ones I got from them.. I may get some more to replace my factory Moomba pads... they are fading and have a little wear from the fence where I park (TIGHT FIT!)
BW
Awesome. Thank you.
DT,
Atlanta Marine replaces the stock Moomba pads with ones that say Atlanta Marine and have the stock ones in a box in the parts dept. I don't know what they cost, but if you want ones that say Moomba, let me know and I'll pick them up for you when I take the boat in for winterization :( in the next 2-3 weeks.
my 07 OBV trailer single axle has 2" poles about 30". i called boatmate yesterday so i could replace the plastic liner. they are cheap, and brittle I want to get some stronger stuff like black abs or pvc and HD/lowes so it is stronger. I snapped one putting the boat on the trailer sunday. Trailer too deep and canal current much too strong due to lowering the lake level.
Thanks for the offer. I ordered the set of eBay that 04 suggested.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfeman131
Anybody have a good source for these? I duct taped mine up before our July trip but the covers are torn too. Need to replace them both. I don't care what they say on them (other than maybe MC).
Cynde @ Atlanta Marine
Just pads or inner plastic too?Quote:
Originally Posted by kaneboats
The plastic parts are fine. Just the pads, ma'am. And covers.
The dealer should just give you some, it's basically free advertising for them
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Right..... Let me know how that one works out for ya.
I don't have a dealer. He was in Orlando but shut down a couple of years ago. What ever dealer gives me a new set of those pads is going to get my next boat order though.
That didn't fly here, lolQuote:
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My dealer hooked me upQuote:
Originally Posted by bergermaister
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I tried to get a free pair of free advertising to and they looked at me like I had a third eye on my big forehead
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50 bucks on ebay for Moomba ones.
29 cheap ones on overtons.
25 on ebay for just skins no foam pad.
56 bucks for Moomba ones on there website.
these are pretty cheep.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/36-Boat-Trai...item1c36a4430e
That's what i currently have - got 2 seasons out of them before they started falling apart. My rub rails literally cut the foam in half underneath the covers. Stitching on the covers is also starting to go. Next spring I'll probably "spring" for a heavier duty set. ;)
Tempted to make my own with my own logo on them.
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Find some pipe insulation of the correct inner diameter and it wouldn't be too hard... I found some really heavy duty stuff that I used to cover some overhead support poles for collision protection and IIRC 12ft was about $16 shipped. Pretty cheap. Thought about just resewing mine and looking into the padding again.
This is how group buys start.
Sounds like someone should contact Cynde at Atlanta Marine.
i would be in for a set on a group buy.
I would definitely be in for a group buy
go for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaneboats