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  • DPJ
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    #1912503

    I don’t think it will work with your shack.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1912444

    I think the XT650 is used on the sport sleds with the bench seat. The XT900 I have is used on the pro sled with the individual seat.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1912329

    I have a Otter Pro Cabin XT900 canvas I would sell if you’re interested. It’s a new canvas that was repaired under warranty. I bought another canvas from Otter and kept the repair canvas as a spare.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1585095

    I have a fully insulated canvas to fit a otter cabin I would like to sell. Its the XT900 material that fits the pro series sled. It’s a brand new canvas that had to have a warranty repair for a split seam completed. It appears that when the canvas was first sewn the seamstress did not get enough material overlapped in a spot when it was put together. The warranty repair fixed that issue. I purchased the 1200 canvas and have the 900 as a spare but doubt I will ever need it. PM me if you are interested.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1584924

    No Thanks.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1584640

    Not really a shoe lace. I will take a picture of what I did when I get a chance.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1584526

    Instead of using screws, I drilled small holes through the trim and lip on the sled. I put a plastic cable tie through the drilled holes, cinch tight and trim off the excess. Allows me to easily remove the canvas at the end of the season for storage.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1584440

    Scheels in Sioux Falls, SD had a 32″ bull whip as of Saturday. Had a few QT and Precision rods too.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1583130

    I have a 28″ Jason Mitchell Meatstick that I feel is a fantastic rod. However, if you fish outside the guides near the tip freeze shut because they are so small. Once they freeze shut the rod tips get broken easily because the line gets caught in the iced up tip when reeled in if not careful. So…. I ended up stripping the guides off the rod and replaced them with larger recoil guides. Yeah, I know, I spent more money on the guides than what I paid for the rod. However, it’s still about $40-$50 less than a custom noodle/quick tip rod and I can’t believe what a difference it made in the action. If you can find a used Meatstick or one on the cheap, I would not be afraid to “upgrade” the rod like I did. I often prefer using the JM rod more than any of my light customs.

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1581852

    ttt

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1580283

    Well, this should really get your blood pumping if that’s the case. Unfortunately, it’s not my catch… Photo is from today somewhere in WC MN. Patiently waiting it out here in SE SD.

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    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1509313

    I have owned three Harley Davidson bikes and my current ride is a Road Glide Custom. After riding the Indian version of a Street Glide I would give the nod to the Indian (I owned a Street Glide at one time).

    DPJ
    Posts: 16
    #1488984

    Sorry for the late reply. I don’t know if it would fit or not. I would check with Otter.

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