Rural Ways is in Montana for most of June working on the Lolo and "B bar D" National Forests. We are, however, looking for a canoe to paddle during our days off. Valerie thinks she has found one in Rexburg, Idaho. If she buys it, she needs a way to haul it. As a result, the Chev now sports a ladder rack . . . guaranteed to carry 500 pounds. If the canoe weighs much more than one tenth of that, Rural Ways won't be able to float without assistance. On the other hand, the rack is large enough to carry a second boat, so we're set-up to shuttle several paddlers.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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Rural Ways is in Montana for most of June working on the Lolo and "B bar D" National Forests. We are, however, looking for a canoe to paddle during our days off. Valerie thinks she has found one in Rexburg, Idaho. If she buys it, she needs a way to haul it. As a result, the Chev now sports a ladder rack . . . guaranteed to carry 500 pounds. If the canoe weighs much more than one tenth of that, Rural Ways won't be able to float without assistance. On the other hand, the rack is large enough to carry a second boat, so we're set-up to shuttle several paddlers.
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sweet rack
ReplyDeleteNow you got yourself nice shuttle rig
If you get a canoe, watch out for interstate bridge pillars, they are a bear to get a canoe off of.