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  1. #1
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    Default looking

    Im looking into buying or trading for a wooded plateform for the back of my 2001 Outback.

    I currently have a blue platform with grey padding.

    Anyone know where I could purchase a wooden platform new or used?

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    Default teak swim platforms

    Do a search under teak swim platforms under google.com .
    here is one link for platforms



    http://www.wolfsmarine.com/ww/dept.asp?dept_id=1432


    Good LUck
    2002 Outback 5.7 carb

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    barefooter, curious , do you have a 3 or 4 bladed prop on your boat?
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    Ive got a four blade prop. Why?

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    Default Wood Platform

    I am buy a new mooba this spring & am debating between the std and opt teak platform. Why do you want to replace your std platform?
    Billy Blaze

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    There are pros and cons for the teak and fibergalss.

    On the fiberglass, the foam they put on it definetly starts to wear off pretty quickly. I have heard debate on the fact that the fiberglass is hollow on bottom that water gets caught in the lip underneath and constantly pulls on the back of the boat.

    On the teak, it is definetly more upkeep, you need to oil it pretty often to keep it from turning grey. While this makes me look like a moron (and I guess I am) I hit someones boat w/ the swim platform at the beginning of the year. Since I had the fiberglass it just scratched his hull and cracked my platform. I think that teak would have caused much more damage since it wouldnt have given like the fiberglass. Alot of people also just like the look of the teak better.

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    I just think that the teak platform looks better. Understanding that the upkeep may be a bit more, I think it gives the boat a classy look. Im still willing to trade my scratch-free blue platform for a teak (plus Ill throw in the $$$ balance).

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