What is the best oarlock to buy with these oars. Seems like majority issues are with locks.
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We used the oar horns that came with the oar set and bought inserts for the oar locks at the boat shop on the 1959 Alumacraft. It has worked fine for our purposes.
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I bought the solid ring oar locks to use on mine. They work best for choppy water by keeping the oars in the locks. The "U" shape locks will pop the oars out, especially since they are buoyant.
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I would just keep the ones that come with it. I actually bought a different type to try out (the O style ring that doesn't clamp around your oar). Stupid in hindsight but they dinged up the aluminum real quick and the aluminum of the oar causes them to slide too much. You would need to find some type of sleeve to put on to keep them from sliding if you went that route (I'm assuming the other responder below was smarter than me and went that route). Using the ones included work fine and get the job done.
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They come with locks that are cheapo but they work just fine. That was my point that it wasn't said that they came with any.
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They come with the oar lock ring. You do get the pair. They're great oars. I use them w my sevylor raft
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I got the motor mount by going to the Sevylor site. It was ~$80.00 and definitely worth it. My motor is 3.5 hp. If you can't find oars on Amazon try Cabella's or Bass Pro Shop online.
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I would recommend a cart with a larger wheel base. Even with my kayak unloaded it can be a touch unstable on even normal terrain. A good cart but definitely would recommend a wider based cart for the sun fish
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You can buy more expensive one with oars or buy separately. My son has used the boat in our pool for a month with no issues. He loves it.
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I would stay away. I ordered two. Use on ~50lb Ocean Kayaks. One of them is broken beyond repair. I will be getting another brand/model.
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In my opinion these were not stiff at all, really like them even using a reel while diving - not easy with stiff gloves. These were easy to get on and kept me warm at 100 feet. I'm not sure how well these will work with an oar but it's worth a try.
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Boat Oars with Oar Locks (1 Pair)Unknown (13) List Price: $95.00Price: $75.00 + Free ShippingYou Save: $20.00 (21%)In StockShips from and sold by Leisure Sports Paddles and Oars
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My son longboards but I don't know that he ever tried that. He is at work right now I will check with him later today. Your only problem might be thickness of board and if the board lays absolutely flat. When you lock in the snow board the part that closes around the board and locks it in does not have a lot of give. So if those boards are thick or have any kind of angle to them the lock might not be able to close properly. Just a thought.
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Yea just line them up and turn they lock right in. I bought them for my sons flippers and it was the best $12.00 I ever spent
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I'm using 10lb Cajun Line Mono in a 6-14lb Shimano spinning rod. works good on large fish, but I'm not at a place to surf fish.
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No it doesn't but I would recommend buying an oar separately anyways as when boats like these include them there almost guaranteed to break on you within one or two trips.
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I don't own a Sevylor, but I do own a Sea Eagle 370. What I can say is that if the Sevylor doesn't have a skeg, it's going to be hard to get good tracking. My Sea eagle has dual skegs and it tracks ok, but still get's blown around more than my hard shell kayak does due to the lighter weight and higher freeboard than a hard shell. I can say I love my Sea Eagle although the other comments here are true - it does tend to flex some, and the white fabric is hard to clean and keep stain-free.
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They are heavy-duty locks. They can be ordered with the same key code. I don't know if they can be ordered with the same key code and same combination. I purchased two of these locks. They came keyed different and different combinations. Only one works using the combination dial. The other will not unlock using the combination that came with it. I have no idea how well they would hold up in salt water areas. Likely not too well as the internal steel parts aren't weather tight (sealed).
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I have an extra rod holder on mine. It is a little tricky having two fishing rods on the boat while using the oars. If you are using an electric motor two rods would be fine. It does come with one rod holder.
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You want paddles, not oars. Oars are real long and need oar locks, paddles are chest height and are just held in two hands. And no, paddles are not included.
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No It fits a 1 and 3/4" shaft. If shaft is smaller you may be able to cut them. Oar locks are 2 and 1/2" diameter in side.