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@CityGirlGoneGreen great. Glad to be of help.

BTW; it's a 10# tank.

@mikeemmons1844 Usually 3 or 4 for the surf: 11.5' Penn heaver with an Akios conventional reel. 12' Breakwater with an old 70 Pinnacle baitrunner. 9' St. Croix MOJO and 4000 Shimano. 7' jigging rod with a 3000 Daiwa. And a new one: 11' CPS with a Spinfisher 4500.

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@mattt5276 thanks. Baltimore channel and Back River Reef.

Not the same but something like this NNNJunhua 90 Degree Right Angle Adjustable Buckle 304 Stainless Steel Vertical Quick Clamp Box Buckle Latch Clamp, 4 Pieces. a.co/d/2o3xhvc

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Many thanks for watching

I have the same size jet sled and the skis are 180s which are about 71". I don't think a couple inches will make a difference. Might even be more maneuverable with shorter skis.

5.4l

That's the whole purpose of the smitty build: easy to move in deep snow. It also can haul a lot more equipment, depending on the design. I made mine intentionally big so I could move a lot of gear. I can still use the jet sled independently for smaller loads

I'll try to spin it more next time. Thanks for watching.

I'd love to get out that way sometime. New River is on my list of destinations. Maybe you can recommend others?

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Thank you. Good luck with your project.

Thanks for tuning in.

no worries mate. welcome to the club

The risers are ladder stabilizers. www.homedepot.com/p/Werner-Universal-Ladder-Stabilizer-AC96/100658403?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D22-022_008_LADDERS-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-4035567-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-PMAX&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D22-022_008_LADDERS-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-4035567-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-PMAX-71700000113959164--&gclid=CjwKCAjwr_CnBhA0EiwAci5sioIhOX1wOkg2RJEyOKJSTjOptSWFgEL8mKWtGk7AvSPrtFFxrSwy9BoCY9IQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Hello Mr. Ozark😁. Appreciate your participation. Thanks.

Legs fold out and bed folds down. Simple is my middle name.

Frame is all 1x3 or 1x4 pine. Glued and screwed. And lots of poly finish.

Is it on hinges?

@freeinFL yes. A 2x6 ledger is bolted to the van body and the bunk frame is attached with hinges. When folded, the 5.5" mattress fits perfectly on the 2x6.

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Thanks for watching!

You bet!

I'd love to show you that, but Amazon only saves so many orders. It's a boat ladder if that helps.

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You packed a lot into your comment. The cabinet you refer to has no space to give up. There is a 6 gal. jug that is my gray water tank just behind the outer wall. I've considered some sort of folding table but haven't worked it out yet. I'm not satisfied with the fold up idea, so it may change. I've also considered a stand alone folding table, which would be more adaptable because I could put it anywhere. I would have to find a storage location for it. As to stops on the drawers; they are the soft close type which tend to stay closed, but I have found that with heavy items inside the drawer might open when turning the van. I have used a small rotating stopper on the other cabinets: please see previous videos if you want to know more. Thank you for your comments and I hope you keep viewing.

Thanks. Working on it. Anything in particular that interests you?

Thanks. I will update that the top clips are rusting a little bit.

thanks a bunch

So its been a while since I made that video. Not sure what your comments are about.

@@marksadventureclub2121you asked if there was a better way to tie the nylon rope around the caribiner that attaches to the sled

Nice build by the way

@@madebydoug gotcha.

winter ice fishing road trip; 4 days and don't know exactly where we'll be or what we'll need. I firmly believe that it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. The whole point is to be prepared for anything.

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Thanks. I managed to find it finally.

From what I was told, they were mainly using them for the new systems and weren’t getting enough shipped over

You are too kind.

Ok. So I apologize for not answering sooner. Yes I used aluminum angle.

Thanks. Aluminum angle was sourced at Home Depot, most hardware came from local Ace. Not sure what you mean by 45 bend pieces- the risers are werner ladder offsets, and the bench is a Werner work platform with the legs cut down.

@@marksadventureclub2121 Thanks. Yes, I was wondering about the ladder offsets. I appreciate the info. Tight lines. 👍

I apologize for not answering sooner. The brackets on the skis are cut from aluminum angle and the ladder offsets are secured with hitch pins.

Now you know how I feel when you post pics of those big bass.

He’s just jealous 😂