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    • November 9, 2013 at 4:51 pm #68814
      Tor
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      OMG, you’re right! It’s Elvis!

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    • November 9, 2013 at 11:04 pm #80313
      unabated
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      Just remember That your boat will be traveling in winds in excess of 70 mph over the road. Prepare accordingly.
      Alan

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      OMG, you’re right! It’s Elvis!

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    • November 9, 2013 at 11:10 pm #80314
      unabated
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      I remember when unabated was moved from fla. to Lake Ontario 10 years ago. The truck blew a rear axle oil line coming thru the mountains of Pennsylvania. It blew an entire axle worth of 90 wt. gear oil over the fwd third of the boat. What a mess! The trucking company Insurance paid for clean up but that didn’t make it any easier to do.
      Good luck.
      Alan

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      Just remember That your boat will be traveling in winds in excess of 70 mph over the road. Prepare accordingly.
      Alan

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      OMG, you’re right! It’s Elvis!

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    • November 9, 2013 at 11:10 pm #80315
      Tor
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      Yeah, find a good hurricane hole and set 4 anchors.

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