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Tried tuckertown. Did okay. A lot of 10" fish, had one around 16" caught several bluegill around 2 pounds. Had a pretty good mess of fish at the end of the day. On the way home my axle bearings gave up on me and wore the spindles out on the axle. If any of you guy's have an old trailer or axle please let me know. It's a 14' flat bottom. Attachment 372095Attachment 372096Attachment 372097
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Congrats on the nice mixed bag of fish... but it's too bad your good day took a turn for the worse with the bearing issues.
Hopefully you'll find a way to get back up and runnin' before too long... and with as little expense as possible.
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Originally Posted by Special K
Those are some big ole Shellcrackers,Not Bluegills...Hate to hear about your trailer bearings,Good luck with fixing it.
Good mess of fish
We have some used trailers and axles. But we are between Sanford and Fort Bragg.
$100.00 for trailer. No titles
Here's old Cox trailerAttachment 372155
You can call me at 919-721-0615.
We have more at shop
Okay I'll definitely call you this evening. I'm at a job right now. Thanks for letting me know.Sent from my SM-G955U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile appQuote:
Originally Posted by Mbsbeek
Those old cox trailers were made of good metal. Probably can find you an axle at age supply