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Topic: Another yak full of water story and COBRA WARRANTY COVERAGE  (Read 15155 times)

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Dale L

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  • Date Registered: Dec 2005
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I cut in a hatch in the far rear deck, and and have poked and prodded the thing, I think it is heavier because they used a little more material when making the boat. Seems a little thicker all around. I too plan to add rod holders up front, I think I can get them to work where the originals were.

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