i may try anyways.
boat's now in winter storage. i put some sealant around the corners of the conduit then glued down a bunch of the fatigue mats this weekend. i also have a 6" pedestal and will see if that's a good height for the back seat. if not, the seat will go right into the base plate.
Awesome. It sucks getting something new like that and then having to wait to use it
i may try anyways.
boat's now in winter storage. i put some sealant around the corners of the conduit then glued down a bunch of the fatigue mats this weekend. i also have a 6" pedestal and will see if that's a good height for the back seat. if not, the seat will go right into the base plate.
Awesome. It sucks getting something new like that and then having to wait to use it
But on the flip side, knowing you have the boat ready to go as soon as you want it, that's awesome too and outweighs the having to wait part imo!
The waiting is the hardest part
You trying to be Tom Petty now??? The waaaaaaaaaaaaiting is the hardest part!
I'm not good looking enough to be him
I dont think you smoke enough weed to be him either
Since I don't smoke any, that statement is accurate.
Glad to hear it, you fish slow enough as it is, any slower you'de be stopped
The waiting is the hardest part
You trying to be Tom Petty now??? The waaaaaaaaaaaaiting is the hardest part!
I'm not good looking enough to be him
I dont think you smoke enough weed to be him either
Since I don't smoke any, that statement is accurate.
Glad to hear it, you fish slow enough as it is, any slower you'de be stopped
You'd fish slow too if you were on my boat
The waiting is the hardest part
You trying to be Tom Petty now??? The waaaaaaaaaaaaiting is the hardest part!
I'm not good looking enough to be him
I dont think you smoke enough weed to be him either
Since I don't smoke any, that statement is accurate.
Glad to hear it, you fish slow enough as it is, any slower you'de be stopped
You'd fish slow too if you were on my boat
My trolling motor is on 5 every where I go, I owned a pond prowler just like yours with a 5 hp tanaka on the back
The waiting is the hardest part
You trying to be Tom Petty now??? The waaaaaaaaaaaaiting is the hardest part!
I'm not good looking enough to be him
I dont think you smoke enough weed to be him either
Since I don't smoke any, that statement is accurate.
Glad to hear it, you fish slow enough as it is, any slower you'de be
stopped
You'd fish slow too if you were on my boat
My trolling motor is on 5 every where I go, I owned a pond prowler just like yours with a 5 hp tanaka on the back
Speed Kills
First, big thanks to Zack137z for entrusting me with his boat, I'm sure when its done your gonna have hours of enjoyment with it! Just another example of the kind of great members that are on this site!!
This hull is the Tracker 12/36, whereas Sam's was the 12/32, besides the obvious 4" difference in hull size measured across the floor, the width difference translates to almost 7" in deck width difference measured at the seats. Sam's deck at it's widest measured 40-41" this one measures 48". I will say however that a 12/36 boat is definitely heavier completely empty when compared to a 12/32, not a big deal for some but if your moving it yourself alot it could get old quick!
You all know the drill by now, full removable deck with fixed on the front. Another person that decided to go the Powerdrive V2 route, and yup I'm gonna shorten the shaft on this one too!! Keeping this one simple, no major wiring save for the trolling motor and a 12V outlet up front and fishfinder wiring. Did "whip" enough wire in the back seat should he ever decide to add Nav lights or any other accessories we can add a switch panel in the middle seat like Sam's.
Ill post more pics as I go!
This hull is the Tracker 12/36, whereas Sam's was the 12/32, besides the obvious 4" difference in hull size measured across the floor, the width difference translates to almost 7" in deck width difference measured at the seats. Sam's deck at it's widest measured 40-41" this one measures 48". I will say however that a 12/36 boat is definitely heavier completely empty when compared to a 12/32, not a big deal for some but if your moving it yourself alot it could get old quick!
You all know the drill by now, full removable deck with fixed on the front. Another person that decided to go the Powerdrive V2 route, and yup I'm gonna shorten the shaft on this one too!! Keeping this one simple, no major wiring save for the trolling motor and a 12V outlet up front and fishfinder wiring. Did "whip" enough wire in the back seat should he ever decide to add Nav lights or any other accessories we can add a switch panel in the middle seat like Sam's.
Ill post more pics as I go!