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I agree with you though...I like solid metal myself.
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yea my first idea for mine was to use aluminum to make the casting decks....i heard it was lighter. but price wise,i dont think its do-able.....i just got 2 gallons of fiberglass resin and hardner from my buddy....so i got way more than enough to treat the wood.....i took a 4 day weekend this weekend to work on it.....Im really hoping to have the hull patched,sanded,and tested for leaks by the end of it....then on to primer and paint,lol.......progress pics in my album.
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Looking forward to more pics, Waffle.
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HMMmmmm.....I like that, I'll keep that in mind when decided on the paint. Nice one!
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My 14FT Jon Boat Project
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I just finished my Jon Boat project.... I just wanted an all electric bass boat If you want to see all the pictures, I have them all posted from the begining to the end (100 pics) on my facebook. http://www.facebook.com/NiceKentucky...1&id=606104975 |
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03-10-10, 08:08 AM | #6 |
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Very Very nice boat.
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Yes a very nice boat -- ya'll check it out, sweet ride
Mark you done good
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Wow, Nice job!! I am looking at picking up that same model and I like what youve done with it. I wont be doing those mods, but great ideas should I ever want to.
By the way, I know these boats are rated for 6 hp, but I would like to run my 9.9 on it. What do you think about that? |
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Wow you did a great job on that boat. I may be picking up one of those tracker 14' jon's this weekend.
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Mark, AMAZING!
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WOW Mark, what a great boat you ended up with! I'm super impressed with what you did to that jonboat. Very professional type work. WOW
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Well. I took out the 3 seats and built new transoms out of 1/2 ply and 1x4 treated. There is now a foredeck and aft deck that, conceivably, work well. I am planning on cutting in a livewell in the foredeck and two storage hatches in the aft deck. I glassed the front sides of the transoms in one day, and the other sides on another and epoxied the dry treated to the outer hull.
It has held up fairly well. My next plan is to add in a motor support bolted directly to the rear hull transom, which needs sanded down and the rim taken off and repalaced by 1 1/4" PVC, which will be reglassed, sanded and primed. I purchased a used Minn Kota 3HP trolling motor for testing purposes and there is enough thrust to cruise around our small lake quite easily, at least enough to get me to the location of the post-spawn smallies. More pics to come. |
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