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Old 06-08-2024, 10:35 AM   #1
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I've got two wooden oars I've been holding onto for some reason, but if someone here could use them, send me a message with an offer.





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Old 06-09-2024, 07:48 AM   #2
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What's the length?

Oars with oar locks attached like that make it a lot easier to use than the sloppy fit of oars and oar locks that can be feathered.

You should donate it to Step-Ladders Thrift in Plymouth ... www.facebook.com/LaddersThrift?rdr ..... which has a water sports section in their basement who will price it at about $35, 1/3 a regular new price.
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Old 06-10-2024, 06:01 AM   #3
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Old wood oars like these can be sanded, painted and rowed for another 75-years.

Maybe donate them to the Ladder's Thrift water sports in Plymouth who will price it at $25 to $50.
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Craigslist.

Someone would jump for oars. And pay for them.
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Old 06-25-2024, 04:01 PM   #5
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You can always ask the Boat Museum. They might like a pair.
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If you are refinishing, you should ensure it is not lead-based paint or take extra precautions with dust. Otherwise, it makes a nice project.
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If you are refinishing, you should ensure it is not lead-based paint or take extra precautions with dust. Otherwise, it makes a nice project.
Great post! Inexpensive accurate tests available at any hardware store. Very important, especially for children. Old paint like that will shed easily onto your hands
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