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I have for sale a like new ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 outboard motor with the battery. It also comes with the carrying bag and solar charger kit. The total invested here is close to $3,000. I would like to get $2,000 for a local sale (NE Texas). If shipping is involved, we can discuss the cost. I...

I have a 15 foot Alweld that has the basic two seat configuration. Behind the rear seat is the battery on one side and the fuel tank on the other. I am debating about where to place the onboard battery charger on this boat. My first instinct is to attach it to the back of the rear seat, or to...

Thanks everyone! I have quite a few Railblaza products, including a few rails. My hope is to run an aluminum L along the gunnel and attach the Railblaza channel to the L. I hope to get to this mid this week. I am worried about getting the angle right, but I'm sure I'll figure it out.

I just learned that I might be wrong about the hub thing, given that this hub uses centering lug nuts. From what I am hearing, the hole can be bigger, assuming it's not a hub centered wheel/hub.

I appreciate the replies everyone! Very good information for sure. After a bit of research, I found that this would also require new hubs. It's not a huge issue to change those out, but add another $150 to it all. Apparently, the hub outer diameter on a 13 inch wheel is larger than what I have...

That was the cost for the wheels and tires at Walmart.

I have an Alweld 1542 boat on a painted steel boat trailer. It has a Minn Kota foot control motor and a 15HP Mercury outboard. Add in some accessories, but generally it's a relatively light boat (compared to a bass boat). The trailer has basically new 12 inch wheels like you get from Walmart (5...

That looks like a cost effective possibility. My concern is that since my boat has round gunnels, I'm not sure if this would work? In your pics it looks like you have flat edges to work with. Do you think these would be sturdy and secure enough on round gunnels? I had considered buying L Channel...

Thanks for the response! I decided to go ahead and order a new mounting bracket from TBN to put the motor closer to center. It's $100 but will be worth it to have the motor mounted as it should be instead of off to the side like that.

A couple of questions... I have a boat that the previous owner installed a mounting plate for an old (80s or 90s?) Motor Guide foot control motor. Id like to replace it with a MinnKota Edge foot control. Does anyone here know how wide the mounting holes are on an Edge? I'm hoping I can get it...

It's just an old pond boat so I don't want to get too expensive with it. I counted 32 similar holes around the boat.

Thanks guys! I am looking forward to getting the new boat out on the water and testing it out. The plastic boat is okay for what it is. The big issues are that it's very tippy and has no drainage in the floor. Any water that gets in has to be drained with a pump and a sponge.

I have an older 1960s V-hull aluminum boat. I bought it used to use on a pond. There are lots of drill holes from previously mounting things. I will be repainting soon. Is there anything I can fill these with that looks good vs just silicone?

I have some Railblaza tracks that I had on my plastic boat that I would like to install on my new Alweld. I have lots of accessories already for it. I was thinking of adding aluminum angle along the edge and then mounting the tracks to that, but I'm not sure how that would work. Any ideas?

A couple of pics are now posted.

Hello everyone! About two years ago I decided to buy a small Jon boat and ended up with a Sundolphin American 12 plastic boat. I have been very, very unhappy with that boat. It's extremely tippy and has no floor drainage. Today I picked up a used Alweld 1542 and I'm excited to get this boat out...