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Thought I would try my hand at some homemade board racks. Started with a piece of 2'' x 1/8'' metal stock, leftover foam decking, and red spray paint. I think they turned out pretty good. Can't wait to give them a try as soon as it warms up.
They will bolt to the support between the two tower uprights. I'm using stainless bolts with nylock nuts and a rubber washer between metal surfaces. Very similar to the way the Nautique board clips are installed. Cram
Thought I would try my hand at some homemade board racks. Started with a piece of 2'' x 1/8'' metal stock, leftover foam decking, and red spray paint. I think they turned out pretty good. Can't wait to give them a try as soon as it warms up.
Last edited by Cram; 01-29-2017, 09:27 PM.I got the board racks on the boat today. Had everything powder coated.
Dandy21- My bungee from the stock swivel racks were still good, so I used them.
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