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Hmm, 3 or 400# might make it into a" titanic" tracker. best say some goodbyes and freshen up the ol will just to be safe
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Originally Posted by gone fishin'
I think it will be just fine....Probably go to go with less weight...Since we are building a storage box in the middle of the boat...Which will add more weight..Plus, we are going to double up on 3/4 treated plywood....Not sure exactly how much weight we are going to add yet...
Jeremy
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Whats the name of that printing shop in Highland? I could also use about 150# of lead.
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The name of the shop is Journal Printing.
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What about sand bags?
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Hi Skunded Again,
We thought about sand bags...But, the sand bags will eventually break down and the sand will block up the tunnels that the water needs to run down...
I think we will double up the floor with 3/4 in treated plywood...Plus, we are building a pretty good storage box in the middle of the boat....May add just a little weight up front under the floor....
Jeremy
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had a problem with another boat that i had and used a 100 lb tractor weight check with some farmers they seem to always have them lying around or the scrapyard
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Hi Speckcahser5lb,
What type of boat was it? Also, where did you put the weight at?
Jeremy
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it was just a john boat i put it up front under the casting deck
give a man a fish he'll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he'll spend thousands of dollars on fishing equipment
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Hi Speckchaser5lb,
Did it seem to help with the extra 100lbs up front?......I have a 16ft panfish tracker and I want to add weight to it...But, not sure how much to add....We are already will be doubling up on the 3/4in treated plywood for the floor..Plus, going to build a storage box in the middle of the boat.....So, all that 3/4 in wood should add a good amount of weight..But, I want to get this right the first...Don't want to have to take the floor out again to adjust the weight...
Jeremy
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