Vinyl Gutter/PVC Mod on Pro

[MiketheElder]

Check my Gallery for three pictures I took of some modifications I did yesterday. I didn't trust going on the ice but I had to do something.

I forgot how to post them here so I hope an Admin can move them in for me. :confused:

Cut the gutter to fit (42") between the brackets, took out the bottom screws, drilled holes, rescrewed. Pounded 1" T into a 4" long piece of 1 1/4" PVC. Holds itself in place. No tape or glue yet.

Mike

[shadow7663]

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/500/6268P1090229-med.JPG

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/500/6268P1090227-med.JPG

http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/photopost/data/500/6268P1090226-med.JPG

[shadow7663]

Looks nice Mike

[WDGibby]

good idea with the rod holders!! I also have placed a self in my trap and it really comes in handy.

Gibby:)

[P Gottshall]

Nice job Mike!

Paul

[MiketheElder]

good thing/bad thing. You have to buy PVC and gutter in ten foot lengths so if you screw something up just start over with a new piece.

Pretty cheap though. PVC - $4, Gutter - $3.75, one-inch T - $.49.

Mike

[ih772]

Great idea. I've been trying to come up with a way to hold all the little stuff so I don't have to set it in the bottom of the tub.

[Ed Stringer]

Lookin good Mike........ I put one like that in the back of my Yukon to hold all the support the thing comes with.

[MiketheElder]

I almost forgot. I cut a piece out of the top of the rod holder that the reel rests on. Without the coutout the rod just spins around, gravity always wins.

M