Thread: Boatless

boats are like jobs.....don't get rid of the old one til you get a new one!

Hahaha good tip!

Will be putting mine up for sale in about month.
18 1/2 ft procraft - 115 mtr - Crappie tournament ready

Presently working on getting "big O" ready to take over

What are ya going to harold?

Purchased a "Big O" - almost complete "do it yourself kit"

Presently having motor completely check out and put in good order,
Seats are being rebuilt
Will change out 36 volt trolling system to 24 volt i-pilot set up
Electrical system being reworked
Gauges put into working order
Livewells and aeration system rebuilt
Recarpet entire boat - Now that will be a real dandie job.
Repair left rear rub-rail and fibreglass damage
Put new tires and replace bearing in/out on trailer
(will replace later with alum tandem when funds becomre avail)
Will pull old Wrap off and replace and/or leave to original color

It is definetly going to be a work in progress

Congrats! That will be a sweet ride! ! I'm just waiting on my dealer to find me something. Been looking at the ranger 185 series. Wanting to go 150+ hp

Not first time have done this - Procraft was completely reworked in 2010, but this
will be my last boat - Age has and is catching up with me - starting to slow down
at 74 plus.

Look at several types and styles of boat before you purchase - go through the used
run of boats till you come to one that will fit what you want it to do and have the
comfort you want.
I over the years have ridden in probably 100 different kinds before comming up with
what i wanted - both in front - rear - sides - widths working motor size to my needs
length weight - being able to fit it in garage / storage area - alum - fibreglass -
flats - bass etc.
Sometimes the "big name" boys are not the answer to you needs.

Enjoy your hunting trip............keep me posted here or on my e-mail