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Topic: Upper Russian 1/7 Achor testing, STD's and a jumper.  (Read 3195 times)

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jonesz

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how convinient. The prowler doesn't have any back there... Hmmm


swellrider

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Took the anchor back ordered the ten lb. Won't be here before my drift ce la vie.

Scwafish my question is the same as Jonesz- Hi grade aluminum or hardened steel?
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jonesz

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Swellrider, he answered me. Soft steel. Don't it look like aluminum tho?


 

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