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Question: Where would you get an engine for this boat?
Document: We were looking for a boat that would be comfortable to sit in.Easy to get into and easy to keep clean.The battery for the trolling motor is heavy and we had to put 50lbs of weightin the &#34;live well&#34; for the boat not to list like crazy.After that the boat was level and stable.I love it all.
Although water will get between the floor if you hit big enough waves of it left uncovered in a rain storm, water would get in through the seat posts or around the rub rail. Really not a big deal, just pull the plug and elevate the bow for a little and the water will be empty in no time. So again, I love this little boat!!! It has given countless hours of fishing enjoyment as well as just buzzing around having fun.
You can't go wrong with this little boat.March 4, 2012 - UPDATEI should not have been as optimistic as I was that the new model boat would be better than my old one! Please read below to hear more!
I've owned one of these boats for over 10 years and it's perfect for my small lake, using an electric motor. I use a 55 lb. electric motor, which is the most powerful I can get that uses only one 12 volt battery. The boat has a seat for me and one for my little dog who goes with me. I feel perfectly safe if the wind comes up and there are whitecaps.
One only one man brought it so I had to move it with my boys and I threw out my back  also he didnt call before coming and my husband was in the hottub for his legs and thats when the door bell rangso he jumped out to get ready and hit his toe and ripped his whole entire big toe nail off  and now the boat keeps filling with water for some reason so with all that being said this has beenan awful experience for us
We power ours with a 4hp gas engine and a 50 pound thrust trolling motor. We use the trolling motor when fishing lakes and the gas motor when fishing in the ocean. We live on the coast of Maine and have taken the boat out to the islands offshore, 1 or 2 miles from the mainland. It runs perfectly even in swells up to 5 feet. It planes easily with the 4hp motor. The best part is that it only holds two people so It gives me plenty of time with my son.
I use a 7.5 hp johnson but the rating says 7 hp max. With two people and all the gear etc. it moves just fine. When I go full throttle a little water kicks up in front, so I back off a little. I put it in my F150 (6' bed) and use an electric winch and Pressure treated board with some indoor/outdoor carpet on it to get it in, works great.
there is two small problems 1 there is a rip in the bumper guard or rim of the boat andf the rear plug for the trolling motor id inoperative does not produce electricity
Its easy to handle with the right tools, I recommend the cover,a electric winch (cheap one) a ramp, and boat dolly. No trailer saves way more money and aggravation, than all the accessories, and storage is much easier, I kept the pallet it came with and store it on that under my deck all covered up.
The short back folding seats are not comfortable to the back. The whole balance design of the boat need some work. If the battery is located in the center rather than on left side, it may solve the problem of tilting to the left. The boat arrived in 5 days from MI to CA. Other than that the rest is OK.
Answer: yes