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It's not the raising itself; it's the strength of the roof in the up position when it's only supported by the ends. But it's not an...

That old fiberglass canoe I mentioned above... Mom and Dad gave up the cabin the year I turned 14, but maintained their membership at...

When the roof is down, maybe; I've never attempted it. Certainly it'd have to be removed before raising the top. They made a hard top...

We really like our Tiger motorhome. It's a 1989 model, based on a Chevy Astrovan. New ones have eye watering prices but the older ones...

Built in 1942, certainly not fiberglass. Looks like a typical wood/canvas cable.

That video has me really wanting to get back on the water! I haven't paddled since last September when I tore my rotator cuff lifting...

I still own the first canoe I paddled, sixty years ago.

Product name "CHIPWA"

I must confess, I have two sporks and one is titanium, both gifts, not sure where either is. Like Glenn mostly I use a long handled...

Dacron IS polyester; it's just Dupont's trade name for polyester fabric. Also used for aircraft covering under the trade names...

If the ruling pen is obsolete (I still use one on occasion) then these pens are really obsolete. The single nib one is for drawing...

No, it's a ruling pen. This is the one from my set, part of one of the compasses: You set it to the line width you want and use a...

I found out too late about this set that was offered at a local auction. Even though it was quite a bit of money I still feel bad I...

Not sure which bit you're looking at but there's no metal scribe. There a couple of ruling pen tips, and the points on the dividers are...

If you are looking for whitewater in RI, the Clear/Branch is pretty much it. It's a 7-mile run with 3 easy class II rapids. My local...