RedFox and Barby!

Redƒox · Guest

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BBQ

anyway, take a look!

http://www.msnusers.com/SoundDreams/boatprojectsredfox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=492

fyi: At WM here in Anchorage; they are going for a song right now!! better flyyerass ( Moon

) in there bub and get one while the savings are HOT Xmas Eek

Any questions Disgust

Redƒox · Guest

Hey there ol buddy ol pal TyBoo Wink

Was pm'd and asked for this link to my Barby System on RF! I'm resurectin' this thread (since it's mine Disgust

) Will yas put it to in the new Gallry Forum Xmas Tongue

thnx

Catman · Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 8:02 pm Post subject:

Redfox, I like your step-by-step barbi illustration. Once I got past the shock of the initial drilling, that is, watching open heart surgery, I learned a lot about the operation. Fabulous explanation, dude.

Seeker · Joined: 08 Mar 2005 Posts: 79

Thanks for posting this Greg.

I completely agree with the above post, I get weak kneed at the thought of drilling such a big in my boat. Especialy at an ANGLE.

Thanks again Greg - U da man.

Mr. Fisherman · Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 12:55 am Post subject:

Yep, similar to the holes I drilled for my outriggers Shocked

I sent Greg a PM thanking him for giving me the incentive to bore big ol' holes in my boat.
I still can't quite bring myself to bore one below the waterline for my new washdown pump. Nope, gonna try something else first Crying or Very sad

TyBoo · Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 1:15 am Post subject:

Oops. Sorry Ray. I just posted a reply to your hosing question.

AK Angler · Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 2:28 am Post subject:

It is a little un-nerving to think about drilling a "core sample" sized hole in the boat. I got to drill a pair of 2-1/2" mamas in the top of the gunnels in order to insert the gas filler necks for my long range tank mod. But those were nothing compared to the 4-inchers Exclamation

I had to drill in the side for the filler neck access panels... I still sweat a little just thinking about it. Shocked

Redƒox · Guest

ThankyaGyz very MuchMon Thumbs Up

Glad to be of assistance. You know that "howo" Laughing

in the cabintop is huge Xmas Eek

the ventilator ho' was the scariest .... 4- inch Mad

Never a regret though, and fiberglass is easy to work with for me... Smile

Redƒox · Guest

Just a quick report on the new Magma Catalina BB-Q:

So far I don't think it could be better Thumbs Up

... we have used it in the rain AND wind (up to 15 kts---all directions Surprised

) It does not burn stuff (as other models are reported to do) works great in nasty-weather to Thumbs Up

only thing is... its heavy Shocked

but i guess that means it's built very well (probably why it works so well in cold weather---double-wall construction Thumbs Up

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out... Bat