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alco

alco

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Wulf,

It was a D7R, there were 2 of them in side by side actually. Took 5 days to get one out and 7 days to get the other. They have been sent off to Finning to see if they are worth rebuilding....we're hoping they aren't.
Brian
 
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reel knotty

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this is from Townsends Inlet on the north end of Avalon NJ. They were placing rocks on a new jetty when (from the story I heard) the hoe slipped off the rock onto the sand. As the tide came in and swallowed her up.



As of 3 weeks ago she was still there. I first found it back in March so I don't think it will be out anytime soon.
 

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