Check your grounds thoroughly.

The old style metal crates work much better

The BS is just spewing out of this guy....Jeeze bring that bitch to a sand bar and let the water come out from under it, then we will load 9 on it and see where it goes, or even 4 LOL. You must be fishing out of the river (wacasassa) with your rig, I know exactly where my boat goes when I do that, ...

HAMMERHEAD wrote:there is a product called NoNatz that is available. it is an all natural product and works well.

Good product, I use this also and it don't smell bad at all either

I am looking for a pice of 4 X 8 poly 3/8" thick....If anyone has some for sale please post it up...Thanks...

You are the man Bob...Good on you for doing that.....

A riveted hull built correctly with aircraft aluminum, zinc chromate under and between all mating surfaces plus gluing will survive the salt life a long time. Thank you John....My question was not loaded nor intended to promote a pissing contest, I just wanted an answer....Lots and Lots of welded b...

I have always wanted a riveted open hull for fishing? I run a lot of saltwater, how would a riveted hull hold up? Well I don't know jack snot about a riveted boat nor do I own a welded boat, I was just reading through this and found where OEG asked the question that has yet to be answered...I've to...

I am already needing poly 2nd season...I tore a chunk out of the back and did not catch it before it ate through and got the fiberglass.....I am gonna try my hand at an aluminum boat....good luck...

Your just gonna flat out hit oysters and rocks...replacing poly is gonna be a a constant thing....I do know of one glass boat (kenedy hull) that had a stainless sheet on the bottom of it...it was heavy, but it lasted...I have considered doing it on my boat to be perfectly honest...Some folks can ref...

Your right Tony, you should call ned and ask him about that...I am sure he can explain it to you...

I use some hi temp silicone on mine....Just weld a piece of angle at the top and bottom roughly a 1/4 inch bigger than the radiator then set a small woooden spacer just to hold it in place then fill the top of the angle with silicone and set it in place....once you have it secure then add some silic...

Loudmouse can you post a picture of your ride? It sure sounds like it's a neat little boat...I bet it floats like a cork with that jw hull...

I was waiting on someone to hollar about a mullet, I love em...I wouldn't turn my nose up to high at a mangrove snapper either...

What would be the preferred metal to prevent the oxidizing, Especially in salt water? Thanks, and sorry for getting a little off topic....Good luck with your patch scrapman......

I am sorry the area code is 352-330-1015....

the best part is you can get a used, low mile 2.0 lnf turbo for 2500-3000... id like to talk to whoever is setting them up to get a price if anyone has a contact I am pretty sure chuck at airboat pro's is setting them up,,,,bring him the motor and let him build the stand and wire that bad boy up, c...

If I am thinking correctly, you need only have two new motor mounts built for the front of the motor....If the wiring has you worried then go buy the intake and the msd box for around 630 or so and then run a carb on it....that is plug and play....then all you have to worry about is plumbing, which ...

now after all the bashing to GLADESBYPADDLE, I have got to say in my opinion the dumbest thing right behind the kayak thing is jumping out of an airplaine. if it goes wrong it goes wrong fast and with a bad ending. but to each his own. you only live once, go for it. I resemble that remark...I was o...

This is a sentence from a PM that came from the kayaker: "And the reason i dont have a boat any longer (mid 70's stossel w/0-540) was due to a motorcycle accident that took my knees, and havent been able to afford to have one since nor do i have a place to store one." So it sounds to me that this g...

Somebody pm this dude and offer him a ride in an AIRBOAT before he gets himself or someone killed...

Its very simple and Ill put it order. Bottom, weight and a prop that will push at 3000 rpms. Think Bubba nailed it for you hasbeen. I would also agree 100% and I would also add that you might consider starting at dead level with the engine and then raise the back UP 1 washer at a time til you hit t...

Diamondback is doing the work for me. I went with the 3/8. The extra weight is only going to affect me when fully loaded. Interesting thing is that the specific gravity of UHMW is .94, which means it will actually add a slight amount of buoyancy. Still have to accelerate it though. Sent from my SPH...

It just depends on how you run the boat...I think mine is 3/8 and I have had it a little over a year, and you can sling a cat thru it in the back...so it really depends on your riding...

For me, 15 X 8 High sided...Similar to what bigun said....I Would want something that is VERY durable that had some shape to it...If you could do that and keep the weight down and make it somewhat comparable in price then you would be on to something..jmo