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Not sure on anyone else's experience but the quick attach is trash as far as I'm concerned. Does anybody have a trick to getting it back on with ease? Ive debated pulling the pins out of the boom and boom cylinder every time. What's your thoughts

Endura c2 40lb thrust. Is there a better prop out there? 12 ft plastic jon does fine on small lakes but there's a small river closer to me that would be perfect for this boat. Always been a bit nervous with the current

My current 2014 f150 is soon to hit 250k. Swore I would make mine a backup and upgrade to newer. I keep finding the single cab 2020 and newer with low miles at decent prices. Has anybody had any problems or dislikes with any of them?

Fairly new to boating. I've had my 14 foot semi v jon boat for a few years. I always go to lakes which are all 30 minute drives. I have a boat ramp on the white river 10 minutes down the road. Any advice for river boating? I know there's a bunch of hidden logs, its usually really shallow (2 foot?) and the current is pretty strong. Launching and loading doesn't scare me at all. What does is hitting a log or the bottom and hurting my boat or getting thrown out. Only go as fast as you want to hit something is what I live by. What does everybody else do?

These tires recommend max psi 90 lbs. It is on a trailer pulling an aluminum 14 foot boat. Not positive on the weight but guessing 400 ish pounds. It seems like 90 lbs of air is way too much for this size. What does everybody think?