Thanks to some helpful tips from the forums here, I finally was able to complete my boat.
Started as a bare 1648 Tracker Grizzly bought used.
Added:
-lightbar and fog lights for morning marsh hunts (installed using track system to avoid drilling holes)
-red interior waterproof LED strips
-bilge pump
-fish finder/transducer
-switch panel with built in circuit breakers
-battery mount and wiring panel/disconnect switch in-line fuses in front compartment
-rubber mats for main flooring which are just loosely laid in there to fit, front deck mats are stuck down with marine silicone.
-seats; all with 3/4" pin and flush mounts, able to be removed easily depending on how many are aboard.
-northern flight blind
-homemade pvc rod holders
-storage net
Used double sided foam tape for the LED strips which worked amazing. The same stuff wouldn't work for the plastic wiring conduit, so unfortunately I had to gorilla tape that conduit into place which made for a less clean look. Until I can find another way...
Transducer wire and bilge tubing are tied into place using vinyl-coated pipe strapping and a little silicone, using existing holes that the previous owner had drilled for a kicker motor mount.
Used all stainless hardware for the project, got most of my parts from ebay and home depot.
Started as a bare 1648 Tracker Grizzly bought used.
Added:
-lightbar and fog lights for morning marsh hunts (installed using track system to avoid drilling holes)
-red interior waterproof LED strips
-bilge pump
-fish finder/transducer
-switch panel with built in circuit breakers
-battery mount and wiring panel/disconnect switch in-line fuses in front compartment
-rubber mats for main flooring which are just loosely laid in there to fit, front deck mats are stuck down with marine silicone.
-seats; all with 3/4" pin and flush mounts, able to be removed easily depending on how many are aboard.
-northern flight blind
-homemade pvc rod holders
-storage net
Used double sided foam tape for the LED strips which worked amazing. The same stuff wouldn't work for the plastic wiring conduit, so unfortunately I had to gorilla tape that conduit into place which made for a less clean look. Until I can find another way...
Transducer wire and bilge tubing are tied into place using vinyl-coated pipe strapping and a little silicone, using existing holes that the previous owner had drilled for a kicker motor mount.
Used all stainless hardware for the project, got most of my parts from ebay and home depot.