Anyone need a pair of outriggers?

Mmmmm. 2 spreader. Short ones? I'm looking for something a little shorter. Can you do a length measurement?

What do you want to do? can you disassemble them to ship them? Do you still have them?

Well pick up wouldn't have need a problem but they are the same size as what I have. Looking for shorter ones to mitigate draw bridge problems. Thanks anyway.

Ranger I may be interested in your riggers. Gold or silver hardware? How old are they, what honest condition and how much do you want to get for them? Shoot me s private message if you prefer

They come apart pretty darn easy. The only thing that holds them together are the guide wires and a bolt or two......you can actually loosen all the guide wires and pull them apart in an hour or two for both.

it's not, the guide wires are what hold the pieces together.....loosen them and take them off and the outrigger falls apart into pieces. The pipes just slip fit into the spreaders. Without the guide wires the outriggers just fall apart.

I had a customer with a garage full of bikes and kayaks hanging and no place to store his outriggers. He found a great place under the eaves of his house.

I had a similar problem when I was fishing AND entertaining without a safe place for my gear.
I was about to enlarge the end attic vent and lift them up there like a barn loft.
Well, wife 1 kept the house and the boat finally sold so that was never implemented but I still think one of these ideas may help.

You could store them outside, they are outside 24/7 on the boat afterall. Just give them a good coat of collinite insulator wax to protect the metal.

Trust me when I tell you this, they come apart easy. Just loosen all of the turn buckles on the guide wires, as long as they all loosen and they usually do, slack off all of the guide wires and they literally fall apart.