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Old 06-14-2009, 10:32 AM   #43
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I was commenting on the cutting board idea

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How about these, 16x16x1 inch, plastic, built in handle, lifetime warranty and includes carry bag for $150.00

http://www.outdoors-for-life.com/rv.html
I went ahead and bought these and it was $112.50/3 (I have 3 Jacks) for the 16 Inch x 1 Inch. I received them and they are great, you could drive a jack hammer into them and they would not break. Nice footprint, comes with a handle you can grap and a case to put them in. Here in Florida we have a lot of soft sand and they are a must.

I would highly recommend.

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I use DICA pads, once I got passed the sticker shock. I believe they are a worthwhile investment, tried everything over the last 20+ years, nothing compares to the DICA pads.

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