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I mounted my seats on 5/8 plywood so i could move them around. the second seat can be moved up to the side of the front on so we can fish side by side. Not as fancy as yours but i like it, just wish he had put soms tubes inside the toons so we could have ran all the wires in there.
I like. Lots of room. Where did you find that boarding ladder?
I made my channels. I ran 2 aluminum c channels front to back inside parallel to the bottom 4 inch wide flat stock front to back. I ran wired thru the c channels front to back, then covered the inside channels with 4 inch wide flat aluminum stock the length of the existing outside bottom. Worked fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by BJH
I originally wanted to use 2 stacked 1x2 aluminum rectangular tubing, but there was none available here.
Beautiful boat. Thanks for the photos and details.
Bob
Tom,i built that my self, it was on my Triton and i moved it to the toon SO THIS OLD FART could get in it.:Rofl I had to lengthen the pole and didn,t feel getting the welder out so i just bolted it together.. Will fix it when i get around to it!!!!!:dono
Yet another smooth ride. You two are great.
Sweet little rig!
What brand boat?I see Pontoon?Quote:
Originally Posted by BJH
Never mind saw previous post,PondToon.Neat boat,
It is a pontoon, that's what the maker calls it. It's made by Custom bilt in Geneva Ala.Quote:
Originally Posted by redfin00
BJH, you have a PM.
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Drag it up to north Texas and let’s use it .....:Rofl:highfive
Cool boat!
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