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The rod holders are millenniums as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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few more things done, rear depthfinder mounted. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Slow going but I managed to get my seat bases mounted, extra bases for my rod holders finished, and have a lot of other projects started. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Millennium seats are very hard to beat Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haven’t had much time yet but did manage to way overbuild aluminum deck bracing. Mount my trolling motor, and put the lighted trailer guides on. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here she is, sitting in my shop waiting on me to work on it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Guys! I love fixing up boats and actually have a couple builds on here, but I am pretty excited to be getting a brand new blank canvas. I will be taking delivery of my boat next week sometime. Will post pics! Going to keep it simple. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

After 30 years of buying used boats and lots of times others peoples problems lol, I am purchasing a 2018 weld-craft 1652 with a new 25 hp tohatsu and new trailer!! I am excited beyond belief about this. It is a wide open floor plan with a floor. Primarily will be used as a catfish, crappie...

First off that is a beautiful boat! Second you can weld or rivet aluminum tube grid from the seat to the underneath of the front deck. Then you can drop down supports from the deck grid to the rib and rivet angle brackets to it on both sides. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have owned many boats over 30 years and have never, ever, had a soldered connection fail. I have, however, seen many crimped connections fail. I will keep soldering and enjoy worry free electrical. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very noticeable diffence in my opinion Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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36" wide boat is too small for an elevated deck in my opinion. They are pretty unstable as it is. I have owned several.

Not even another solution. Weld it.

It looks good but the transom will not hold up and as previously stated treated WILL eat up you're aluminum.

Looking great!

Thanks for your help. I basically bought the motor and the boat and trailer was a bonus. So if the boat has a hook it's not a deal breaker just hoping for the best at this point I guess. It's a 2008 40 HP merc with all controls and tank. Paid 2,000 for boat trailer and motor.

That's a good idea. I may bolt (sister) bunks to the sides of the existing bunks just for the trip home.

It hasn't been pulled long at all with the motor on it. Motor was purchased last September and only pulled 15 miles twice according to the owner. I have a trailer sitting here at the house that will fit it but have to tow the boat close to 3 hours to get it home.