Badbagger
Well-known member
Let's say you were comparing several different boats all in the same size of 1652 and larger for your next tinny.
They're all made of the same hull materials... i.e. .100 aluminum and all welded. Yes, SeaArks up to an 1860 is made out of .100. When you go to the 1872, it's made out of .125 material.
Now take a minute rate them as Good, Better, Best: (Taking into account construction, cost and your personal knowledge of these)
Yes, you can have two goods or two betters etc. Feel free to add to the mix if I missed one of your favorites.
Tracker Grizzly
G3
Crestliner
SeaArk
Duracraft
Polar Craft
Lowe Roughneck
Alumaweld/Xpress
Alumacraft
This should be interesting :mrgreen:
They're all made of the same hull materials... i.e. .100 aluminum and all welded. Yes, SeaArks up to an 1860 is made out of .100. When you go to the 1872, it's made out of .125 material.
Now take a minute rate them as Good, Better, Best: (Taking into account construction, cost and your personal knowledge of these)
Yes, you can have two goods or two betters etc. Feel free to add to the mix if I missed one of your favorites.
Tracker Grizzly
G3
Crestliner
SeaArk
Duracraft
Polar Craft
Lowe Roughneck
Alumaweld/Xpress
Alumacraft
This should be interesting :mrgreen: