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Gaco Oars |
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1.
The shaft is fitted to the Gaco oarlock to hold the blade vertically
to the water. Leather or rubber protectors are not necessary for the
oar with the Gaco and the increased resulting diameter at the rowlock
aids stiffness and strength. |
2. The
blades are a composite of fibreglass and coremat for strength and light
weight. The shape is compound to increase strength and grip on the water. |
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4 . The handles are turned to the ideal shape for a comfortable grip. |
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3.
The shafts are engineered for aesthetics and low outboard weight. This
makes it easier to lift in and out of the water and to change direction
on the strokes. |
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4.
Showing detail of the rudder which is operated from lanyards inside
the hull. |
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There are three basic rowing options. 1. Single rower where the dory is steered by use of oars. 2. Rower in the front seat and passenger lounging and steering from the rear. 3. Rowers in the middle and front seats with passenger lounging and steering from the rear. Rowers may be equipped with a pair of oars or one oar each. |
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Selling
Gaco Oars direct to the public we have been able to keep the price for a pair of oars down to $220 including GST. |
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| If you are interested in a pair of handmade
Oars that you will keep for a lifetime my email address is: mail@gacooarlocks.com Fax: 94567150 |
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