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isobars
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| Yes, but I was responding to the two preceding posts.
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coachg
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This topic, including the preceding two posts are about this type of mount. Two bolt mastfoot does not apply.
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grantmac017
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| Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2019 6:07 pm Post subject: |
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| If Mike limited his opinion to when it was useful he'd never post.
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isobars
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| Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2019 6:46 pm Post subject: Re: Advice on 1 bolt universal for SUP |
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| Yet no one complained when boardsurfr wrote: | | put in a mast track right away. I've seen quite a few SUPs where the single point adjustment came out. |
Grant's just trying his best to draw attention away from his inability to prove his false claims and accusations in the swap meet discussion. I presume the OP is bright enough to consider solutions beyond his original question without being limited by narrow and clearly biased minds. Even if he chooses not to consider other options (it's HIS choice, not ours), some lurkers (by far the forum's majority, as tabulated and posted long ago) may choose to look at the bigger picture suggested by boardsurfr.
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tajella
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| Thanks everyone for your tips. Peconic Puffin, nice pic. Inspiring. Thanks again.
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dcharlton
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| Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2019 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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Double vote to keep your hole clean! It's really important. If sand gets in your hole your screw may strip and you'll have a hard time keeping the bolt in your hole. Nobody wants premature bolt slippage out of the hole as that can get pretty darn messy and get you wet unexpectedly (as you may fall).
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