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michael · 05-05-2010, 04:53 PM

i have used mooring whips for years. as my newer boats grew larger, had to move from one piece to two piece. last year do to the recent depression, was able to upgrade my slip, where i no longer need whips. took my two piece 16' "monarch" mooring whips off of my weirs beach slip/dock, and refurbished them by fine grit sanding, and spraying with 4 or 5 coats of paint that cost me $60. bucks ( i believe 6 spray cans). the whips have protected a 28.5 sailboat, and my most recent used 25' carver (6000 lbs). In combination with fenders attached to dock, they protected my boats from some of the worst boat chop that can be handed out at weirs beach location. i would sell these whips for $350. if someone is seriously interested, because that was my intent when i invested 12 hours of labor , plus the cost of paint materials. if interested call 4136840030, and leave a phone # , and will get back to.

05-05-2010, 04:53 PM	#13
michael Junior Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 14 Thanks: 9 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	used mooring whips i have used mooring whips for years. as my newer boats grew larger, had to move from one piece to two piece. last year do to the recent depression, was able to upgrade my slip, where i no longer need whips. took my two piece 16' "monarch" mooring whips off of my weirs beach slip/dock, and refurbished them by fine grit sanding, and spraying with 4 or 5 coats of paint that cost me $60. bucks ( i believe 6 spray cans). the whips have protected a 28.5 sailboat, and my most recent used 25' carver (6000 lbs). In combination with fenders attached to dock, they protected my boats from some of the worst boat chop that can be handed out at weirs beach location. i would sell these whips for $350. if someone is seriously interested, because that was my intent when i invested 12 hours of labor , plus the cost of paint materials. if interested call 4136840030, and leave a phone # , and will get back to.