Nice Bro. Good job. Ima do the same thing to start out. Two piece floor for easy transport. Pvc under the boards for better stability, and two camping chairs and a cooler.
Nice. I used a 1/2" 4x8 sheet of pt plywood. We hit some CHOP on the test run, I was impressed with it stood the test! Carpeted it along with a carpeted console box to store everything. Up next, bimini top. I received an inferior model though.. mine doesn't have solid oar mounts like that, but swivel rings instead.. they're lame.
I have a few questions about your set up. 1. Do you inflate the boat at the water or do you transport it inflated. 2. Is it best to inflate, launch and then attach motor. 3. is your floor a single piece of wood straight or does is fold in half with hinges for storage? Thanks.
1.I partially inflate the boat at home, then I fold the front back in the bed of my pick up truck. I have a small wireless air pump that I use on site to finish inflating the chambers.2. I’m not sure what’s best recommended but I make sure it’s fully inflated before mounting the trolling motor, I leave the trolling motor mount in place and that’s about 10-20lbs.3. My floor is a single deck of wood. I can fit it in my truck no problem.
Hi! That looks great! Im wondering what type of motors that are suitable? I just get the Intex electric motor as suggestion from amazon. I would prefer a gas-driven of course.
I don’t know of any gas motors small enough to run on this. The more weight the more sag to have at the back of the boat. You can get a bigger lb minn kota trolling motor
Nice Bro. Good job. Ima do the same thing to start out. Two piece floor for easy transport. Pvc under the boards for better stability, and two camping chairs and a cooler.
That pipe insulation edging is a really great tip
Nice. I used a 1/2" 4x8 sheet of pt plywood. We hit some CHOP on the test run, I was impressed with it stood the test!
Carpeted it along with a carpeted console box to store everything. Up next, bimini top.
I received an inferior model though.. mine doesn't have solid oar mounts like that, but swivel rings instead.. they're lame.
See .. the carrier cart makes it fully amphibious!
I have a few questions about your set up. 1. Do you inflate the boat at the water or do you transport it inflated. 2. Is it best to inflate, launch and then attach motor. 3. is your floor a single piece of wood straight or does is fold in half with hinges for storage? Thanks.
1.I partially inflate the boat at home, then I fold the front back in the bed of my pick up truck. I have a small wireless air pump that I use on site to finish inflating the chambers.2. I’m not sure what’s best recommended but I make sure it’s fully inflated before mounting the trolling motor, I leave the trolling motor mount in place and that’s about 10-20lbs.3. My floor is a single deck of wood. I can fit it in my truck no problem.
What pipes did u use for your Motor Mount modification?
@@RagnarVLHL 1/2 electrical conduit piping. Easily found at Lowe’s or Home Depot
What kind of wood for flooring? Particle board with carpet?
I used plain sheet wood planks and found some outdoor carpet at Lowe’s. Chose not to use particle board because it expands quite a bit when wet
Great video! I am really looking into this boat. How long does your battery last on a full charge?
About 4 hours. It depends on how hard you run the motor
@@NatTac Wow. That's plenty. One last question. Love the floor idea! Do you mind sharing how you made that? A video would be cool.
Hi! That looks great! Im wondering what type of motors that are suitable? I just get the Intex electric motor as suggestion from amazon. I would prefer a gas-driven of course.
I don’t know of any gas motors small enough to run on this. The more weight the more sag to have at the back of the boat. You can get a bigger lb minn kota trolling motor
Hi, Did you ever had to add a circuit breaker to your cables? Is it even necessary?
No it isn’t necessary.
How I get this in my boat
i buy one project to put a 46lbs motor !