Nada price says $6790 -$7720 ( I guessed on which 225hp motor and put 26' tandem axle and hard top for options).I think Nada prices are better for cars.There outboard prices are way low in my opinon.My buddy in Florida has a Sea Ox just about the same as that (size and year).It is a good fishing platform my only complant is they are a rough ride.There hulls are a little to flat on the bottom and they tend to slap instead of cutting the wave like a deep v.
Thanks for the idea Nick but it's has a radius to it.I have a metal break and aluminum but I am not to good with curves without sniping the edges.Guess I will take the hammer tap out the dings and try to braze the old one were it broke. Or just bend a new one on the straight were the motors are.
If you click on the rocker switch on the link here from Bigjon it will enlarge it and you can see it is made by Carling the same company as in the link from Grainger. https://www.bigjon.com/product/rocker-switch.The circut breaker might be made by some one else (Made in China not Mexico) but I would think the Carling switch in the Grainger link would work it just doesn't have the metal stem on the neck. https://www.bigjon.com/product/10-amp-circuit-breaker
You should be able to bypass the circuit breaker with a - and + jumper wire and test your breaker and switch .You should be able to get the circut breaker and rocker switch at any good automotive store.Our online here is a link to Granger it says they have a couple of locations in Rochester.Grangers price for the breaker is $3.00 Bigjon wants $25.I bet it is the same one.http://www.grainger.com/product/CARLING-TECHNOLOGIES-Circuit-Breaker-4VA76?s_pp=false&picUrl=//static.grainger.com/rp/s/is/image/Grainger/4VA75_AS01?$smthumb$ It's only 12 volts it's not like it will kill you.
Make sure it didn't split your plastic lines going to your live wells.Thats what happened with my boat on my maden voyage when I first bought my boat.Thank god I had a spare plug and shoved it in the inlet or it would have sunk.(Plug the inlet and fill you live wells and make sure they hold water)
I am redoing the transom on my Sea Nymph the alluminum cap is pretty beat up.Where can I have someone make a replacement one ? Our other options.Thanks
If it was a member they would know to take a Yamaha or Honda unless they needed an anchor .Sorry to hear of your loss hope your insurance takes care of you.Good luck
How about one of LOU sponsors.http://www.fishingandhuntingusa.com/ Greg seems like a great guy and has good prices.I bought my Big Jons off him a few years ago and just got a Fishhawk td.Shipping is fast and free.
Daiwa-Wilderness Trolling-Rods Hard to beat for $16.00 a rod.I bought 4 last season with not very high expectations but have been very happy with them so far.
I have a nice running 1987 Johnson 88 (90hp) SPL .20in.Shaft. It has tilt and trim cleanest powerhead you will find for it's age.$1350 with nice set of controls $1200 without.Will run it for you on the muffs
1990 15hp short shaft( 15") Electric start manual tilt and trim.Comes with Evinrude simplex controls with push button start switch which I had mounted by my controls runs well.I have the tiller arm but is not on the motor at the present time.I have used it as a kicker motor for many years and has served me well.$800
I have never tried the cast net either.I use a Michigan cricket and snag them.They don't get much fresher than that, A few years ago I snached a Bunker while I was reeling it in a 25lb Striper inhaled it and the snach hook stuck him right in the jib.One of my most memorable Striper catches.
Haven't ice fished it in a couple of years but Silver Lake is usally good for Pike.I use to go out to the deeper water jig up some small Perch(usally dosn't take long).Throw them in a 5 gallon cooler.If there bladder comes out from bringing them up from the deep. Stick it with your hook so they don't float and die.Hike back in to the weed edge.Put them on tipups.Put them from a couple of feet off bottom to 4' under the ice.More than not I would have some action.Can be done on ether end of the lake.