Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Listening Point - General Discussion :: Hand rails for public docks
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AmarilloJim |
yogi59weedr: "I do know how government works. I retired from state of Illinois. They spent $18,000 on a electronic score board so the inmates could keep track of the score of their softball games.... LOL Reminds me of the prison barber who made 6 figures. |
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cyclones30 |
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yogi59weedr |
As you can see not much money to have these made. So my question is, who could I contact to see about having something like this installed on Minnesota ramps? The poles they currently use to hold the dock in place are large diameter. Hard to grip even with my big hands. |
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yogi59weedr |
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AmarilloJim |
Maybe they could just put in 1 or 2 on certain docks to reduce costs. |
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thegildedgopher |
Nancy Stewart Public Water Access and Fishing Pier Program Coordinator nancy.stewart@state.mn.us) 651-259-5616 And let us know what you hear. My dad's had both his knees replaced, bad back, just doesn't bend the way he used to. We really have to pick and choose our launch spots when he's along. Sometimes we have to steady the boat next to the dock and he literally has to just sit down on the dock, swing his legs over the gunnels and crawl into the boat. Getting back outta the boat and onto the dock is a whole different rodeo. |
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yogi59weedr |
I told the warden. Give me a sheet of plywood and 20 bucks and I could build a scoreboard... Whos that was close to a flash back. |