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  1. 01-09-2014, 05:15 AM #1
    gravygrabber
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudlucky View Post
    Stainless Steel??
    Shouldn't it kinda stick then? The rods are light too not really heavy

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    Quote Originally Posted by gravygrabber View Post
    Shouldn't it kinda stick then? The rods are light too not really heavy
    Time for a grinder test. Sparks then stainless, if not then aluminum. Boat and pontoon canopy rods/tubes I have seen are aluminum.
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