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  • Flotation/ Support blocks Pro Angler 14

    I was late in unwrapping my 2021 PA 14 this year. Stored under cover on a stand with cradles and the Hobie cover,,, was not enough. Mice got into the cover then found a hatch that was not latched. They made their way through the white foam blocks. and nested in the rectangular hatch. I removed the nest then tried to catch the mice. But they were behind the floatation blocks , so I had to remove them and in the moment forgot their position. I have a rough idea where they came from, but this is a problem now. The blocks are subtly different in shape and I know this is unusual but difficult to resolve! They offer support and floatation. I wrote Hobie, no answer yet. Anyone else have experience with this on a pro Angler? Aslo, i used a diluted Clorox to try to deodorize the inside of hull. i was busy elbow deep trying to clean this up, but I wonder if the diluted clorox would damage the Poly hull material! What a mess for a few mice!

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    I don't think bleach eill damage the hull. You can also try an alcohol based mouth wash as a deodorizer. Set it in a basin in the hull, seal the hull and let it evaporate for a bit. Nit sure about the blocks.
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    • #3
      How many blocks did you remove? Im doing some wiring/maintenance on my pa14 this weekend and can snap some pics of the block placement for you.
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      • #4
        Sorry I missed these replies. I was out of action for a month. But , I did get a note off to Hobie and a reply. This is a link which really helped. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edZkExk9EDI&list=PLBRH11E66zdWB8j11NVc8x6G yKKU6Yg99&index=20&t=73s


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        Thanks for the replies. No mice smell, just fishy
         

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