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#575101 - 01/22/10 02:45 PM BOUGHT
summerrun Offline
Dude, where's my boat?

Registered: 11/05/00
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Loc: Seattle
$ is tight and looking to get my raft rigged up. Anyone with an extra set of solid 8.5 Oars shoot me a PM and Pic and Price...cheers

Thanks to a solid dude and great guide Mr Bret Lowe I now have my oars...now I need to hire him to teach me how to row...cheers


Edited by summerrun (01/22/10 11:28 PM)
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#575119 - 01/22/10 04:02 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: summerrun]
LoweDown Offline
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Registered: 08/07/06
Posts: 1759
Loc: Forks, WA
you sure you want 9'ers? is it a Super Puma?

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#575126 - 01/22/10 04:21 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: LoweDown]
browndog Offline
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Registered: 10/09/09
Posts: 182
Loc: Coast Range OR.
I got a set of sawyer's sitting in my garage that I hang on to because everybody say's I should carry a spare.

Anybody ever break a cataract ?

Any thought's on this. ?

I'd give em away dirt cheap to someone in need depending on response.

I am In oregon but up that way quite often.
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#575136 - 01/22/10 04:47 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: browndog]
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i have seen a couple broken cataracts but it's rare. the main idea behind having a spare in the boat is if you jam your oar into/behind a rock in fast moving water, it can catch, lever upward, spread your oar lock and pop out of the boat.

having a spare at the ready allows you get through the rest of the rapid in one piece and chase down the oar you lost.

in any case i still think 9'ers are too long for a raft, but that's just my opinion.

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#575141 - 01/22/10 04:53 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: LoweDown]
summerrun Offline
Dude, where's my boat?

Registered: 11/05/00
Posts: 2354
Loc: Seattle
You are right LD, for the raft I have 8.5 is what you and others recommend and what I will get...cheers
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#575144 - 01/22/10 04:59 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: LoweDown]
browndog Offline
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Registered: 10/09/09
Posts: 182
Loc: Coast Range OR.
Originally Posted By: LoweDown
i have seen a couple broken cataracts but it's rare. the main idea behind having a spare in the boat is if you jam your oar into/behind a rock in fast moving water, it can catch, lever upward, spread your oar lock and pop out of the boat.

having a spare at the ready allows you get through the rest of the rapid in one piece and chase down the oar you lost.

in any case i still think 9'ers are too long for a raft, but that's just my opinion.


Thank's never thought abought it that way, alway's just assumed it was a broken oar deal.
Stuck em before but never enough to rip em out.

Maybe I should be carryin one.
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#575146 - 01/22/10 05:10 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: browndog]
summerrun Offline
Dude, where's my boat?

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Loc: Seattle
What about oar tethers?
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#575156 - 01/22/10 05:28 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: browndog]
mreyns_tgl Offline
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Registered: 11/06/03
Posts: 3323
Loc: Port Angeles
Originally Posted By: browndog
Originally Posted By: LoweDown
i have seen a couple broken cataracts but it's rare. the main idea behind having a spare in the boat is if you jam your oar into/behind a rock in fast moving water, it can catch, lever upward, spread your oar lock and pop out of the boat.

having a spare at the ready allows you get through the rest of the rapid in one piece and chase down the oar you lost.

in any case i still think 9'ers are too long for a raft, but that's just my opinion.


Thank's never thought abought it that way, alway's just assumed it was a broken oar deal.
Stuck em before but never enough to rip em out.

Maybe I should be carryin one.


ask tbird about that grin

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#575165 - 01/22/10 05:46 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: summerrun]
TBJ Offline
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Registered: 01/08/07
Posts: 2199
Loc: Bainbridge Island
Originally Posted By: summerrun
What about oar tethers?


I use tethers on my boat and have yet to have to need them, but I still carry a spare. They are just a little insurance. just in case. -T
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#575170 - 01/22/10 06:28 PM Re: WTB 9' Oars for new raft [Re: LoweDown]
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Registered: 07/11/04
Posts: 3091
Loc: Bothell, Wa
Originally Posted By: LoweDown
i have seen a couple broken cataracts but it's rare. the main idea behind having a spare in the boat is if you jam your oar into/behind a rock in fast moving water, it can catch, lever upward, spread your oar lock and pop out of the boat.


Or broaching a log that spins you around popping out the oar but I wouldn't know nothing about any of that.
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