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Go on Cabalas web site and go to their reconditioned trolling motors, I've got 2 that way,excellent value for a factory recon. motor. Mine looked and operated perfect....

For some reason,beyond my expertice,I can't get my camera to load pic's to my computer...if you want I can explain in more detail what I did.

If the seat is seperated from a wood floor,then use blind rivets,if it is metal to metal you must use solid or they will leak!

No I don't ,but I'll try and take a couple tonight for you.

I have 2-screws holding the 4 angles on the boat and 1- screw thru the plywood into each angle,and have o problems with that mounting.

I've seen surface mount bases that might be the ticket for you. Only downside is once you take the seat off you still have a plate that is 2" above the floor.

I screwed 4- 4" short alum. angle to the sides of the boat,down 3/4" from the top of the rub rail and installed a 3/4" carpeted plywood small deck then purchased a removeable motor mount.now I can take the motor off and on as I please.

By the looks of it,you should have a good 3" or more. but as stated above just drill a small 1/4" hole and check it out.

I have the ram rod holders,there expensive,big,and hard to get the rod in and out,without a lot of fumbling. I had "roberts" before ,but lost them and can't find them anymore,so I bought the ram ones(wish I wouldn't have)

Where did you get one for 50.00 bucks,mine was 89.00 at gander mtn. 2 weeks ago!

They say to change them with every oil change...I've had outboards for 30 + years with an oil change every year never changed one,mabey just luck,but never had a problem.Just be carefull not to damage them.

I don't see why not ,they use them on cars that are exposed to worse conditions than you will on the water.

Best advice,purchase the best you can afford,the better the reel the better it will cast and the more you will enjoy it. I've always used garcias and never had a casting problem that wasn't my fault.

The seat holds the sides from flexing.not a good idea to do that. maybe cutting a section from the middle would be a better idea,that way you can wal thru without stepping over a seat and still maintain some stability to the sides.

get the rubber one they work great.DoNot get a nylon one they catch hooks like crazy.

welding alum. is very tricky, for a beginner on a boat(very thin material) I would not try.

just picked up a abu soron stx10 very smooth,10ball bearings waterproof drag rubbery finish on the reel shouldnt scrach as much all for 125.00.

I just purchase that spinning rod and a soron reel,they said it was built to be balanced with the reel not quite sure about that.. feels tip heavy to me.

I just installed one on my pdv2 motor pretty expensive,but should make controlling the boat better.no more constant adjustments to keep in one direction. can't wait to get it in the water and do some testing

I have one on a 14' v hull works ok