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https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1428289210 Message started by Ranger on Apr 6th, 2015 at 3:00am |
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Title: Mohawk Canoes? Post by Ranger on Apr 6th, 2015 at 3:00am
Anyone here ever own a Mohawk canoe? Or does anyone know how to tell if a Mohawk is either Royalex or Royalite?
I saw a little Mohawk solo pop up locally. Wouldn't be for Q use, just knocking around close to home. |
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Title: Re: Mohawk Canoes? Post by jaximus on Apr 6th, 2015 at 4:56am
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im guessing you are talking one like that? specs from their website SOLO 13 Length: 13′, Beam at gunwale: 29″, Beam at 4″ waterline: 30.25″ Depth: at bow 18″, at center, 12.5″ at stern 18″ Approx. weight: 41 lbs. (Royalex), 36lbs (Royalite R-84). Estimated capacity: 300 lbs. SOLO 14 Length: 14′, Beam at gunwale: 29″, Beam at 4″ waterline: 30.25″ Depth: at bow 18″, at center 12.5″ , at stern 18″ Approx. weight: 44 lbs. (Royalex), 39lbs (Royalite, R-84). Estimated capacity: 375 lbs. so as for determining which material, i guess weigh them? i assume it would also say which material on the riveted in plate with the serial number and such |
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Title: Re: Mohawk Canoes? Post by Gavia on Apr 24th, 2015 at 11:55pm
I can't say about Mohawks, but I've had a Mad River Explorer, a MR Eclipse, and a Dagger (now MR) Legend. The Royalex in both the Explorer and Legend was a full 3/8" thick, while the Eclipse's (Royalite R-84) was slightly thinner.
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