Found Hobie Pedals!

[Holy Mackerel]

If you lost some pedals in SD, check out this thread, contact this guy.

http://spearboard.com/showthread.php?p=1114073&posted=1#post1114073

http://i359.photobucket.com/albums/oo31/chrismfierro/misc/IMG_1838.jpg

[Fiskadoro]

I have a friend that lost one about a year ago... LOL

I got a feeling there will be more then one guy interested in that drive. :biggrinjester:

Jim

[dorado50]

I have a friend that lost one about a year ago... LOL

I got a feeling there will be more then one guy interested in that drive. :biggrinjester:

Jim


Why is that?:confused:

[Fiskadoro]

Why is that?:confused:

Just a observation: Lots of guys have lost drives in the surf, and that one looks like it's been there a while.

I referred my friend that lost one last year to several posts about found Hobi drives online. Only one guy actually got back to him and that diver told him that he had half a dozen emails for it already.

He finally gave up and bought a new one and he's now marked his drive with his name and number, but he's also very careful about securing it.

We actually talked about making a drive leash or lanyard system for his drive. He says when it get's rough there always a minute or two when he pulls the drive, that he's worried he could loose it while he ties it down. Since he's not very good with tools and I do custom fabrication for a living I told him I could come up with something as a freebee but he still has not brought the drive or his yak by the shop.

Jim

[dxrat]

How old is that drive??? That must be one of the first ever.

[dorado50]

Just a observation: Lots of guys have lost drives in the surf, and that one looks like it's been there a while.

I referred my friend that lost one last year to several posts about found Hobi drives online. Only one guy actually got back to him and that diver told him that he had half a dozen emails for it already.

He finally gave up and bought a new one and he's now marked his drive with his name and number, but he's also very careful about securing it.

We actually talked about making a drive leash or lanyard system for his drive. He says when it get's rough there always a minute or two when he pulls the drive, that he's worried he could loose it while he ties it down. Since he's not very good with tools and I do custom fabrication for a living I told him I could come up with something as a freebee but he still has not brought the drive or his yak by the shop.

Jim


I have no idea what your talking about? Can't figure out why anyone would be interested in an out dated ,salt fatigued drive unit in the first place. Now your talking about fabrication? And you ought to tell that guy to get by the shop real fast like or he will have to go to someone else to repair that drive unit.:DHope you two can work something out! good luck

[Matt]

I use a paddle!:D

[Billy V]

That set may have some antique value.

Its a 1 st. generation mirage drive probably dropped when the settlers landed here at La Jolla Shores.

[dorado50]

LMAO ...again...

[Fiskadoro]

....you ought to tell that guy to get by the shop real fast like or he will have to go to someone else to repair that drive unit

I paddle so I don't know jack about the drives themselves. Like I said that one looks like it's been out there a long time, but I don't work on them. My friend just wants me to rig up some kind of quick release lanyard for his new drive.


Jim

[CurtyL]

That one thing looks like a claymore

[WahooUSMA]

That one thing looks like a claymore


Point towards enemy!

[dgax65]

Point towards enemy!

Point toward fish (or Meg Caldwell)

[Law Hand]

The M18A1 anti-personnel mine says: FRONT TOWARD ENEMY.

Silly army pog. :the_finger: