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Topic: Interesting Trident Rod Pod idea...  (Read 6117 times)

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surfanor

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  • Date Registered: Jun 2009
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All that money into it and he/she keeps the crappy seat.

I have the same seat and so far my butt seems fine even after 6 hours.  I like the back support. 


There is nothing wrong with the original seat... that is until you sit in a GTS Expedition or Elite lol then you'll never got back it's like a lazyboy for your yak.  The expedition truly help define the term Caddyak for me.
It's never too late to start procrastinating.


troutnut

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Found this picture while browsing tonight.

Check out the twist on hatch within the rod pod cover.  I wonder if adding one of these to both ends of the pod, would stiffen it up a bit?  



I got the same idea from a guy down in San Diego. I just modified it a little. I cut the string that keeps the lid attached to the hull, and drilled a hole on the other side and reattached it so I could put the beer bottle holder up front toward the bow. I then put a 5 inch twist off hatch with a clear lid AND a hatchbag underneath. I put my keys, wallet, cellphone and I used to put my camera in there. Between the beer holder and the lid, I bought black plastic 3/8" thick cutting board from Bed, Bath and Beyond, and trimmed it to fit. I then glued it with 3M 5200 and screwed it to the top of the Rod Pod.

Underneath, I glued some 2" thick 7"x12" block of foam I got as packing material for a airconditioner. I hollowed out some grooves for lures and flies. It will float the Rod Pod lid with the bag full. Only thing I lost was the use of the tackle tray that OK provides ( the foam gets in the way). I got a tray from In And Out Burger and it fits perfect in place for baitfishing.

I got some neoprene weatherstripping from the Pickup Cap store ($2 a foot) and hotglued it to the underside of the lid around the perimeter. I hooked up a bungee lid locking system like Howard Mc Kim, but I reattached the buckles and added a buckle at the front also. I can sit my 400 lb butt on the lid without flex, and it never leaks, even when hosing my T15 off afterward.

I can't take any photos right now since some "skum of the earth" thought my camera and cellphone would look better at his crack whores house.

« Last Edit: June 27, 2009, 08:14:44 PM by troutnut »