06-25-2014, 07:59 PM
Good idea, stuff flipping out can cause accidents. I always worry about that. Plus I lost 3 fly boxes loaded with flies once.
If we leave bags on, we bungie them down, same with oars when we trailer. Vests, fins, nets and other gear are in the vehicle. Even batteries and motors.
This was the trip up to Montana last Wed.
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This is the new boat for the trip home Monday from Montana. The X5's were deflated. Frames were placed in the back of the truck in one piece. Love the removable rear decks
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If we leave bags on, we bungie them down, same with oars when we trailer. Vests, fins, nets and other gear are in the vehicle. Even batteries and motors.
This was the trip up to Montana last Wed.
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This is the new boat for the trip home Monday from Montana. The X5's were deflated. Frames were placed in the back of the truck in one piece. Love the removable rear decks
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