Help...Can't stop buying portables !!!!

[WTN4ICE]

It's a good thing I am single cuz I just bought a 5600 to add to my collection or perhaps that is why I am single. I already have a Voyager a 6800 and a Shapple 4000 but it was too good to pass up.My question is will a Youkon connector work between the 6800 and the 5600 ?? Are the holes the same size on the different models ?? The connectors are hard to find but I know where there some Youkon ones left. Also can I connect the Voyager to the 5600 ??

[BartmanMN]

Yukon and 5600 connect. Voyager and 6800 connect. The hole size will differ between the 6800 and 5600 I believe

[BronzeBrother]

It's a good thing I am single cuz I just bought a 5600 to add to my collection or perhaps that is why I am single. I already have a Voyager a 6800 and a Shapple 4000 but it was too good to pass up.My question is will a Youkon connector work between the 6800 and the 5600 ?? Are the holes the same size on the different models ?? The connectors are hard to find but I know where there some Youkon ones left. Also can I connect the Voyager to the 5600 ??

I believe there are "Portable Annyomous Support Sections = PASS" groups out there to help you in your time of need... Wink!!!

[WTN4ICE]

After the collapse of my old camper rig I needed something to ease my pain.Check out "Fixer Upper House" Pg 4.

[Shack]

I am down to one and that is plenty good. Amazingly if you buy a well build portable they hold their value way more than I had thought. They are cool but the new one always takes over and the older ones become a monkey on your back unless your lifting them or have a pole-shed to store them in. A porty should never be left to just sit over the need to hoard. Then again when I sold off my first flip-over style porty bought back in 97, with others in the garage and a new one waiting to be assembled, I have to admit I had second thoughts right before the new owners loaded it up. My very first porty (non flip style) that weighed under 200lbs was a Shappelle suitcase style with skies. Never could bring my self to sell even to friends. Well, come to find 10 years went by and decided to see if she still had enough to be raised. The material was so dry rotten and families of mice had came and went, she lost many years of making someone else happy.

Just sold my first auger I had ever bought new the other week. Went to someone who will put it to good use and take care of it. Now that was tough.

[JIvers]

I hear you--I have a Clam 2000, a Team Otter one-man portable, and some off-brand one-man flip-over, and I live fifty miles north of the Missouri-Iowa border.

[Walleye Guy]

Buy the biggest one that will fit in the back of your vehicle! Pimp it out.

In the off-season throw moth balls contained in an old sock in the tube and you will be fine.