[Rhodes22-list] Teflon Strips

[Bill Effros]

Peter,

How thick were those strips?  They sell Teflon strips in marine trailer 
catalogs to slide boats on and off trailers without rollers, but those 
strips may be thicker than what you have in mind.

Bill Effros

Peter Thorn wrote:

>Jerry,
>
>No problem.  Anytime you need to need a little shot of inspiration I'm glad
>to help out  :)
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>For what it's worth, Layline used to have Teflon strips in it's catalog for
>dinghy centerboard improvement.  You could glue them inside the CB truck to
>make the board move up and down smoother.  I thought they might work really
>well on Rhodes motor mount slides.  Just checked Layline's online catalog
>and couldn't find them.  Probably weren't real big sellers, but if you call
>they might still have some.
>
>PT
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "cjlowe" <cjlowe at bright.net>
>To: "The Rhodes 22 mail list" <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
>Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 9:29 PM
>Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Project Boat/bottom primer
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>>Peter,
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>>Thanks for the shot of ambition,you shamed me into going down the
>>basement,and starting to work on boat projects. I cut out,drilled and
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>sanded
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>>the slider rails for the outboard motor lift. I also got the plastic steps
>>cut out for the swim ladder,and then my daughter came for the weekend,so
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>I'm
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>>mister mom until tomorrow afternoon(wife is on a sisters weekend with my
>>sisters).
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>>thanks again,
>>Jerry  Lowe
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