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    Do I need to use treated on non-treated lumber ? Got to go get some 2x6s and cut em down to 4 3/4 wide instead of 5 1/2
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    I always use treated last longer !!!!

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    If you don't use treated, you will replace them again next year


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    Answers that, thanks guys
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    Treated, for sure!!
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    I was thinking of replacing mine with composite decking boards. What I've read about it you wouldn't need carpet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canebreaker View Post
    I was thinking of replacing mine with composite decking boards. What I've read about it you wouldn't need carpet.
    Thats an idea, got to do my sides on the fenders too, gonna cut them out this afternoon and carpet them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by canebreaker View Post
    I was thinking of replacing mine with composite decking boards. What I've read about it you wouldn't need carpet.
    if you go with the composite decking boards you BEST not unhook your boat until its in the water !!! if you do it might be setting on the ramp them boards are slick !!!!!

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    Years ago a friend replaced the bunks on his trailer. We launched the boat and the trailer floated.
    There is a pad to use instead of carpet but with replacing the bunks and the pad, the deck boards are cheaper.

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