I've used 2 18"ers for cranking.
Sounds like a real deal on those 36"ers Randle. Are they the reinforced PVC type?
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I've used 2 18"ers for cranking.
Sounds like a real deal on those 36"ers Randle. Are they the reinforced PVC type?
I guess so. They are kind of a yellow vinyl type sock. I would think the ripstop type material would store better. I would have never used a sock before, but I was going down the isle in the local academy and saw them at a bargain last summer. I am now a firm believer in using a drift sock.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Hey feelay post some pix if n you can.
Those should work. About the same as buckets. Friend of mine used to have a express about the size of yours,pulled 2 buckets and got speed down good for pulling cranks. I agree, storing those buckets in a boat like yours is a pain in the rear.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
They also have an 18in. http://www.amazon.com/Package-Anchor...ef=pd_sim_sg_5
Wish they had some 30-36"ers. That's a great deal. I've got some blemishes on mine too. Props are hard on em!!! :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Get you some of those yellow line floats for a couple of bucks. Put them at the tie on loop. Put about 6 ft of line from sock to boat with quick snap. That way if you have to let it go that float will keep it up to retrieve.Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
Not pushing Academy just think they have a great deal and want to share. Free shipping on over $39 you could get 2 socks and 2 floating tow ropes for about $60 bucks.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/mari...+socks&Ntk=All
RCC these were 2 for 30 and free shipping, besides 30 might be too big.
They said in the description that they were 30" Long. Didn't give the diameter!!!!!!