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  1. 08-10-2011, 07:38 PM #1
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    Default WB need a loan for new shoes


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    Got new shoes yesterday. I furnished shoes and brace. Remove sole, install steel insert, glue sole back on. That cost a measley 475.00Doh Wonder why our insurance rates are so high? Next time im goinn to EZ. For that I could prolly get my shoe done with a pole holder thrown in
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    I bet EZ could do it
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    That seems mighty expensive for a kicker bracket. And besides, wouldn't it work better mounted to the boat?

    Ain't never took a shoe for collateral before, but that don't mean I can't. Course, the repo would be kind of ruff though. Bet it'd take 3 or 4 helpers to hold you down while I unlace 'em.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    That seems mighty expensive for a kicker bracket. And besides, wouldn't it work better mounted to the boat?Ain't never took a shoe for collateral before, but that don't mean I can't. Course, the repo would be kind of ruff though. Bet it'd take 3 or 4 helpers to hold you down while I unlace 'em.Wannabe...
    Right now it would,can't hardly get around without it. Maybe in Dec it will go away and can make something out of it. Got enough in the whole thing and new shoes for a Terova, 2 Trogan batteries and a good depth finder
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