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When you need to transport a 20ft culvert pipe!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It will go about 30mph on a good day with just me. It's a bit heavy with the decking I added. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, I don't get on here much anymore. My 30hp is absolutely amazing for this boat. PLENTY of power and speed. Don't have a way to clock it, but I'd guess about 30mph fully loaded. I attached a few pics of my drain plug as well. There is a black rubber...

Looks great man! I thought my boat was a Challenger as well, but it turned out to be a Model 15. The two original ads for them are in my build link. The rear end of your boat look exactly like mine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Actually it weighs only 117lbs. :-) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haven't posted any updates in a while. I recently got a 2004 30hp Johnson Enforcer which is a rare military edition. Also added a TH Marine Mini-Jacker to the transom to raise the motor to a proper height. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would have to agree with the previous post....it looks like at Rich Line. I have the Model 15 and it looks identical.

New 45lb Minn Kota Powerdive V2 with Co-Pilot.

Yes that's basically it. I had a few old ones to go by.

Oh and I bought the 3/4" aluminum tubes at Tractor Supply but you can find those at any hardware store.

Thanks for the compliments!! The aluminum angle was very time consuming to say the least. I had a general idea what I wanted it to look like and kind of went with it. Looking back I would have planned better because with each connection you drop down an 1/8" because you have to stack the angle...

Glad you could make it out! I've been out there a few times already. Only caught a small LM back in that cove behind the island. The wind lately has been crazy! Don't you just love the boat ramp there??? The wind always blows me past it. Very frustrating!!

Thanks!! :)

I had the same issue when I did my mod. I ended up using 3/4" aluminum tubing and carefully smashed the ends with my vise to the correct angles.

My boat is still in storage. :cry: Hope to get it out soon! I was out today, but up north on Alum Creek and also just south of Griggs Dam. Nothing at either place, but I did end up catching a largemouth at one of the old gravel quarry lakes north of 70 on 142. I did however stop by the...

Looking good man! =D>

The smaller tires are actually an advantage when launching your boat. The smaller tires allows the boat float sooner so you don't have to back up so far into the water. Hope that helps. Good luck on your build!

On my 14' Rich Line I have an Anchormate II with a 10lb mushroom anchor but was looking for something bigger or with more holding power. I was wondering if the Anchormate II will work with a "Danforth/Fluke" Slip Ring anchor like the one below? I fish only lakes here in Central Ohio. Open to...

I find myself looking at my own thread, just to look at my boat! :roll: It's still in storage for the winter! I think I'll get it out in the next few weeks. Can't Wait!! :D

I also have a 1969 Model 15! You can see my completed mod in my signature link. I was wondering if you could tell me what the ID plate has listed for the maximum weight capacity? The picture you posted is a bit blurry. Please post some updates! Looking forward on following your progress...