Tracker didn't own them then.
Type: Posts; User: grassbass
Tracker didn't own them then.
Tracker sells more aluminum boats than any other company. Common sense would lead most the believe this would result in more issues being reported, if quality is held constant between manufacturers.
What type of paint did you use?
Why not just use a topside paint? Pettit makes good stuff
60+ inch bottoms are giant for tinboats as it is....
post a pic.
Check out tinboats.net's forums. Hope you're ready to scroll thought years worth of tinboat mods
Gotta be careful. Trying to put it into reverse without the motor running can break the linkage.
I'd go with the triton either way.
(for the record I own a tracker)
Yeah, I only fish standing up. I wasn't too worried about weakening the plywood, considering the mount flange is so thin. I'd guess 1/4" at the very maximum.
Just a thought, while you're in there.
My foot always wants to stand RIGHT where the seat post bracket is under the carpet. Drives me nuts not being on even ground.
I've been waiting to redo...
Looking good
Not sure if this has been covered, but pressure treated wood also contains coppers that will corrode aluminum.
Big no-no for tin boats!
Pretty cool I look forward to seeing pics of this project
Unless he really beats the crap out of his boat, I doubt that. The carpet on my 95 Tracker is still like new, and I'm not even that anal about it.
Even if it didn't "rot", it still might warp or...
Check out tinboats.net's forums, its a site dedicated to modifying aluminum boats. You can learn more in 15 minutes on that site than you could searching for hours elsewhere.
Not if/why this isn't already a thread.
Either way, post them up!
http://i1257.photobucket.com/albums/ii519/dyeguy1212/0409110953.jpg...
I had a Fisher for a couple years and it was a great boat.
The issues with Trackers are pretty inflated online (as with any product you look for online reviews about). If people have an issue,...
