The cabin, Skein Lake
A second boat. Ray bought the Hendricksons' pontoon yesterday.
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A second boat. Ray bought the Hendricksons' pontoon yesterday.
What it does to the dock, done this morning by Ray and Travis Koskinen:
- The last two sections were unbolted and turned to make an L, pointing left (west), so the pontoon lies along the inside of the L and the Lund keeps the right side of the straight part.
- Four new cleats, two on the L and two on the straight.
- Three white bumpers on the L, hung at the height of the pontoon's rail.
- The bench stays at the end of the straight part. The swim ladder had to move one section toward shore.
It is 32 feet straight and 16 across the end now, instead of 48 straight.
Telephone Linda about adding the pontoon to the boat policy. Done Monday; both are on it.
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q066 What have we done to the dock at the cabin over the years?
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A second boat. Ray bought the Hendricksons' pontoon yesterday.
What it does to the dock, done this morning by Ray and Travis Koskinen:
- The last two sections were unbolted and turned to make an L, pointing left (west), so the pontoon lies along the inside of the L and the Lund keeps the right side of the straight part.
- Four new cleats, two on the L and two on the straight.
- Three white bumpers on the L, hung at the height of the pontoon's rail.
- The bench stays at the end of the straight part. The swim ladder had to move one section toward shore.
It is 32 feet straight and 16 across the end now, instead of 48 straight.
Telephone Linda about adding the pontoon to the boat policy. Done Monday; both are on it.