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Location: Excelsior, MN | Check out these photos of Jason Hamernick's custom ClearView Casting Deck Box. Specs: 42"L x 25.5"W x 16"H (Three lids, non-slip top, drawer under middle section.)
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Location: Excelsior, MN | Photo of it closed ...
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| Thats awesome!!!!! How much would it cost to custom your own around that size? |
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Location: MN | That's SICK!!!!! |
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| Only if a guy had money. I'm guessing that box runs $200-300. Am I right? Very nice though. |
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Location: McGuire AFB, NJ | one word....sick!!! |
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| Musky Madman - 11/16/2009 11:25 AM
Only if a guy had money. I'm guessing that box runs $200-300. Am I right? Very nice though.
I'm guessing closer to $300 per box - assume the picture has 3 boxes. So total would be $8-900.
That is a SICK .. not to mention all the big bucktails and dawgs stored in them.
Pretty long lids to be opening from with hinges on the short ends. I would think hinges on the long ends would make access easier ... but then again, if I had that setup (boat/boxes/baits) - no way i would be complaining  |
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Location: Excelsior, MN | nclaker - You are in the neighborhood regarding the pricing. Actual price is determined by the box and lid dimensions, # of flush mounted latches, length of non-slip top, beam supports, drawers, divider set-up, etc. Jason wanted each lid hinged across the back - that is what he got. HD stainless steel piano hinges are used on these boxes and riveted every 2" so the lid will not go anywhere even when attached on the short end.
The inside of the deck boxes have permanent lateral and front to back notched beams (allowing for baits to hang from them) from 1/4" polycarbonate (same as the exterior) positioned under the lid sides/edges to insure support at the intersection of the lids. Outside and beams have over 50 - 3/4" stainless steel screws center drilled and recessed into the 1/4" polycarbonate in addition to triple gluing.
Recently took an extra Ranger 619/620 casting deck to a local North Metro Muskies Inc. meeting - a (big) guy weighing 380 lbs. stood on top ----no issue whatsoever.
Hope to have some additional photos of other recent custom builds up soon.
Would welcome any additional comments or questions. Bob Schmitt - Just Encase |
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Location: Eagle River, WI | does jason have a camo ranger? In the pictures it looks like his boat is camo. |
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Location: Chicagoland | excessive? i mean go out in spring and you might as well have brought a fanny pack full of small lures on the boat... a hah! the Tackle Fanny (in development)
Anyways that is one of the best looking lure setups i've ever seen. |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | I love mine!!! Worth every dime, in fact, thinking of getting another one. |
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| The single best addition to my boat....period |
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Location: musky waters of SE, WI | "does jason have a camo ranger? In the pictures it looks like his boat is camo."
It looks kind of camo, but it looks like this unless he has a diferent one now
That box is way awesome!!
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Location: Twin Cities | That looks awesome, i gotta find the time to get my boat over there! |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | JRedig - 11/16/2009 11:56 PM
That looks awesome, i gotta find the time to get my boat over there!
You can send Bob the measurements. I did, and he worked with me, calling to make sure the box would fit, and asking the questions to make sure it was right. |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | Nice set up Bob |
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Location: Twin Cities | esoxfly - 11/17/2009 7:05 AM
JRedig - 11/16/2009 11:56 PM
That looks awesome, i gotta find the time to get my boat over there!
You can send Bob the measurements. I did, and he worked with me, calling to make sure the box would fit, and asking the questions to make sure it was right.
He's less than 10 miles from my office...just gotta find the time. Thankfully winter is 6 months long! |
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Location: Oregon, IL | That box is almost as big as the boat I fish out off. |
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| Another of Bob's box sets, under deck this time. Slide in and out on roller wheels.
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Location: nappanee IN | hey bob do you have any kind of holders to screw to the sides to hold your favorites for that day? kinda like "someone" else used to make. thanks ..karol
p.s.s if you want to send me pics that'll be fine too |
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Location: Excelsior, MN | Have a new concept that was developed jointly with bturg. Protoype in-process to address this similar to Tool Box accessory but with a flexible hinged lid to eliminate lures becoming missiles when you're moving if you know what I mean. Thanks!
[email protected] |
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