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Location: Lebanon,Mo | for my new G3 172 tiller being built as we speak. considering i live in aluminum boat capital of the world,im still not going to find them here. does anyone have any suggestions on where i could locate a set for my boat??? do i need to measure for them??? thanks....Fred. |
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| I am sure they have a website you can buy a set from... Other options are walleye master splashguards and white caps manufacutring splash guards.. I bought the whitecaps this year, they may not be the quality of wave whackers, but they will keep the water off you, easy to install, easy to take back off, look nice and at a fraction of the cost of the wave whackers... |
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| http://www.wavewackers.com/
Best out there. A bit more in price, but well worth it. They should have the pattern for your boat. If not, they will guide you on how to measure your boat. Installation is straight forward, and best if done with an extra set of hands.
Order direct from them, and you'll get them almost before you can send the check.
I had them on my last boat, a Lund. I had my cover place make a storage/tote bag, with a pocket for the fasteners.
Edited by Shep 6/4/2007 3:07 PM
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| Check out the walleye master web site Wayne is grat to deal with. The site is www.walleyemasters.com. I think the looks and functions of his guards are far superior to all others on the market. |
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Location: Musky Country | I just had walleye masters put on my skeeter and in my opinion they are the best. |
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| http://www.whitecapmfg.com/features.html |
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