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does anyone have some pics of their flat bottom 1670 landua jon boat they can share with me i am thinking about purchasing one and want to know what it looks like before i make the drive, it is 48 inches across the bottom and 70 inches at the beam....thanks...... Mike

i had the lowrance 520c on my boat and was no more difficult to work than my humminbird 525 but the extra features are great...like setting a waypoint at the dock before you leave so you can find your way back at night, or marking channels or fish, they are well worth the money and they can be...

thats a good looking boat it looks to be in great shape for it's age a new piece of wood for the transom and a nice 15 hp and a coat or two of paint and you will be on your way.....nice find ....btw......i wish mine was that wide i have a 1969 1432 sears that i'm getting ready to do surgery on...

i would check the floors for soft spots and tap around on the transom with a rubber mallet to see if it is weak......Mike

personally if it was mine i would put in a bilge pump controlled by a float switch and dock it and cover it, and the only time the bilge pump would comsume battery current is when enough water is in the bilge area to activate the bilge pump. float switch at wally world for 16...

i am pretty sure as with any epoxy you can paint over it but only with EPOXY, oil based and water based paint will NOT stick to epoxy.........................Mike

the lights put out enough light to see to rebait or to re tie a line or to just find something on the floor, they are not overpowering and they run on 2 aa batteries and will last for a long time if you use good batteries, i don't run them constantly just when i need to see to do...

yes it would be worth it, buy it and take it to someone who can weld aluminum and have them repair it,,,,,it looks like a nice boat..............Mike

no saltwater for this jon boat i am from Ohio, and no it did not come painted like that it was faded olive green and i painted it using exterior oil based enamel............Mike

just a guesstamit....about 12 - 15 mph...........Mike

do you have any illustrations? or can you give me step by step details on how to do it?...................Mike

probably not....why do you ask Jim? i have no clue on how to work on these outboards, if i had a exploded view of the lower unit i might try, but i don't.....you have one? and how hard is it to replace the impeller?...............Mike

the bilge pump is for in case **** happens like i knock a hole in the boat or in choppy water and the boat takes on water i can flip a switch and automatically pump out the water, it is a safety feature just for my peace of mind.............Mike by the way i took it out for the first time...

the lights screw on and they put out just enough light to see to rebait .......Mike

thanks guys for the props i plan on just buying a trailer i think i have found one for a 150 dollars, and for the sears logo on the tags, i just cleaned them real good and spray painted them white and took a black sharpie and traced over the logo for a nice clean appearance. the plywood floor is...

i'm no expert on this but if it were mine i would take the boat to someone who could weld aluminum and have the hole welded shut and then put a new fitting in a easier accessible location, and you are right they did a hack job on it, but you can fix it, it is a simple fix............Mike

it's me again....lol, here are some more pics of her i like my little push lights......4 dollars at wally world

hi guys i am new here and have left a few replies and i just finished up a 14 foot sears jon boat, it is not as extravagant as some of the projects i have seen on here but mine turned out very well and i am so happy with it. Mine will be used as a catfishing boat on the local rivers here in...

go on basspro.com and read the reviews on the different humminbird model and see which one gets the best review....i think the 525 got the best review the last time i checked.......Mike

it does have water temp, if you look at your transducer it will have a small round metal spot on the bottom ofit, that is what picks up the water temp, but it needs to be in the water for it to get a reading, atleast my humminbird 525 does,those are nice fishfinders for the money, you will like...