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Lol. I think comparing any time from someone who knows what they are doing, to the "average" boat owner probably throws the data a lot. And RBO, I think Pepe who don't know how to load in general is the problem. I just don't like the hole at the back of the shallow ramps because my trailer...

Why was their tail 80ft long? Odd cats

I'm almost always alone in my boat, so it's tied up while I'm getting the truck and trailer, but I'll take that bet about 3 boats loaded up in the time it takes me to crank my boat up. I'm basing my times off from the average person loading their boat, which we all know takes about 42 minutes...

I dislike lazy power loaders. Just crank your boat up and stop stirring up the bottom. There shouldn't be any problem with alignment if you do it right

I'm 30, and weighed more in hs than I do now because I had weight training every day back then

I also like to know what I eat. That's why I eat what I catch and kill myself as much as possible. I also weigh in at 130lbs when soaking wet, loaded with hunting gear. I don't do anything special to keep weight off, it's just really not hard to eat decently if you make a conscious attempt at it...

Was there any shims that would go in front of the forward gear that may have fallen out?

I suppose, what do you think would work better for attaching them? The top will be bolted, but got the bottom I'm not sure if I just do more bolts, or some sort of drop in slot. Any thoughts?

Would anyone happen to know the angle of the transom in relation to the bottom? If you don't, could you measure how far out from the transom, a straight line up 6in gives you? I'm imagining using a 6in square, level from the bottom and measuring how far out it sticks. My boat is stored out at...

Glad I'm not the only one

Find a cheap set of jumper cables ;)

When duck hunting with a buddy last year, his boat had a couple extra pods off the back to keep the boat balanced when everyone is on one side or the other (like when you are all huddled in the blind on the seat). For fishing, it's pretty easy to balance out, just put the front seat on the...

So you guys say if you beach it alot, it might not hold up. What about ice? My boat is, and for the most part will remain, a duck hunting boat. Up here in MN, late in the season ice is just expected. If I'll be pushing through that every year, is it really worth while to try and put anything...

Hello all. Last summer I inherited my dad's old duck boat. It's a 1971 Richline and I think it's a Challenger. It's a semi-V hull. Looking at it from the front it reminds me of an old destroyer, but that might have something to do with the fact that the boats name has been the Duck Destroyer...