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My floating boat dock needs help!!! It is held in place by three
metal pipes that are covered with PVC (you can pull the PVC off to see the pipes). Every winter the ice seems to bend the pipes more and more. The aluminum walkway that goes from land to the dock is now rubbing against the old concrete seawall and one bolt holding it to the dock has pulled partway through the wood. I'm thinking that it's probably past time to just be ignoring it. How can I get the pipes straight again? I've got some neighbors who've agreed to help but I'm not sure that any of us know what we should do. Any suggestions???? Thanks. Sandy |
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