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The ShoreMaster website has encountered an issue with the server and is currently experiencing some issues. These issues should be resolved within just a few short hours. I'll keep you updated or post when things are back to normal.  
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Aarn D. Rosen, National Marine Sales Manager, with Statistical Surveys, Inc. said that the retail data for February 2009 shows sales were down for all fiberglass boats, including PWC's 37.9 percent. He also said that;

• Fiberglass boats in the 14- to 30-foot segment were down 38.9 percent for the month.
• Aluminum boats sales fell by 30.2 percent.
• PWC sales decreased 42.3 percent in the month.
  
  

This is to be expected considering the current economic woes, but what is troubling to me is th...

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Here are few pics from the Fargo Flood. I wasn't just a gawker, I did do some time sandbagging and grunt work to help out the good citizens of Fargo. When volunteer efforts sort of shut down on Friday at around six, I was able to go around and take a few photos with my Blackberry (thanks IT dept.)









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I hope to have pics to share soon from the sandbagging efforts in Fargo.
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Word from inside ShoreMaster now is that a 36" wide Poly Dock may be in the works. This may take the place of a proposed 5' wide Poly Dock as customer demand leans towards a narrower Poly Dock to accomodate size restrictions on some lakes, or to allow dealers to create narrower fingers for marina type applications of the Poly Dock. I'll keep you posted as more info becomes available.
In the mean time, savor this tasty top secret photo of the possible 36 inch Poly Dock.
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I just wanted to pass along the word that synthasite has changed their name to Yola. Just a simple name change from what I understand, but I for one like it. Just a heads up for anyone who uses, or wants to use this incredibly cool site for creating their own website, blog, etc.
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I came across this article a couple of years ago and just found it saved in my archives today. It is a nice story from www.sunjournal.com featuring a discussion about ShoreMaster products with Hammond Lumber Company a ShoreMaster premier waterfront equipment dealer out of Maine. Please click the link below to read on!
"THEY PRETTY MUCH SELL THEMSELVES"    
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A very experienced profesional in the waterfront equipment industry suggested that we also consider a 61.5" wide Poly Dock because it would allow to 5' wide Poly Dock sections to be connected perpendicular to a 10' side. I think he is on to something there. Hence, we've added that size to the poll, so cast your vote now!
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That is what's going around the rumor mill. Check out the coming soon section and click on the Poly Dock Sizes link to see what all the buzz is about! Cast you vote and help determine the new size of ShoreMaster's Poly Dock. 

More Poly Dock sizes mean even more versatility from an already extremely versatile modular floating dock! I can't wait!
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