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Yoke and twart build
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12-07-2019 1:39pm#1
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I've little knowledge of canoes but some (possibly all) of the fibreglass canoes don't have thwarts. They may have small versions which are basically hand grips at either end.
A few pictures would probably help people add some input but this forum is a bit of a dead duck.
If you're handy with tools it would be easy enough to make yourself a basic yoke or if a bit more talented/patient a contoured one wouldn't be a big ask. I'm sure you can buy clip on ones though if you weren't pushed.
A kneeling thwart would be another simple one you can buy some ash kits on ebay. https://www.ebay.ie/itm/canoe-kneeling-thwart-solid-ash-oiled-complete-with-fixings/123742406294?hash=item1ccf9f4696:g:lwcAAOSw44BYX8Ha but they're basically just sanded lengths of ash with the spacers cut an angle.0
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