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Being Just TOO Lazy
Posted by Mac on Apr 9, 2005
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My deck is two piece and by good fortune, looks like it was book matched (It's actually better than some guitar backs I've seen).
The kayak would be the equivelant of a CH17 Light Light and the forward bulkhead is way forward in a needle-nosed prow. As the boat is for my little wife (who wouldn't camp in anything less than a 5 star hotel) I doubt if much cargo would ever go into the tiny front hatch. I'll bet I could get the equivalent stuff into dry bags ahead of her feet in the cockpit.
I've made the front hatch cover but of course, the wood doesn't match the deck. If down the road I need the front hatch, I can always cut one.
Also, if I get bored before I start on kayak #3, and if I get brave enough, I could attempt a flush hatch (bugger it up, and cover the hole with the original lid - smart huh?)
Meantime (oh, look, he's finally getting to the point - what a windbag!) what do y'all suggest to ventilate the sealed front end?
Mr. Judd?
Thank's for your collective patience.
Replies:
- Sealed Compartments by Kurt Maurer on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Being Just TOO Lazy by Doug on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Being Just TOO Lazy by Scot on Apr 9, 2005
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Re: Sealed Compartments by Mac on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by CLC on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Ice - Phil on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Ken Leffert on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by George K on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Doug on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Time to Hit The River by Mac on Apr 10, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Doug on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by george on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by George K on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Doug on Apr 9, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by Mac on Apr 10, 2005
- Re: Sealed Compartments by CLC on Apr 9, 2005
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Re: Sealed Compartments by Mac on Apr 9, 2005