New York Boat Show is Knee Deep in Great Deals Best of Boating (blog)
21.01.10
According to show manufacturer Jon Pritko, there’s been a substantial increase in
affordable and customizable boat options offered by manufacturers,
ground-breaking technologies and more effectual engines that reduce
emissions.
“Buyers at this year’s show
will not only be able to capitalize on unprecedented bargains but will
be skilful to find one of the biggest and best selections of new items to
enhance any boating lifestyle. It is an ideal time to buy," said Pritko.
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA is an norm of a company that is pulling out all the stops at the show, debuting a new 24-foot runabout, the 242 Limited S, that has already won Trailer Boats journal's Excellence in Design Award; and three new personal watercraft priced under $9,000. In addition, the South African private limited company is offering special boat show promotions that include 5 years extended warranty.
The 105th New York Boat Show features more than 1,000 of the newest and overpower in
luxury motor yachts, cruising yachts, sport fishers, bass boats,
acting boats, pontoon boats, personal watercraft, inflatables,
fishing gear, engines, salt-water accessories plus the latest technologies
and gear, all at the best deals of the year.
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What are the best screws to use for remounting a wooden transom to an aluminum jon boat?
Apr 17, 2008 by swampman82003 | Posted in Boats & Boating
It has enormous 1/4 x1 1/2 rivets in it now and i can't find them anywhere. I was wondering what to use instead and if i used regular bolts what style of sealant to use. Thanks.
Aluminium and stainless, not a trustworthy match.
If you want this to be a long term fix and stainless is the only fastening you can get, I would suggest you have a nylon insert and washer where the stainless bolts would vamoose contact with the aluminium.
Yes, 5200 is a ideal sealant and if you use "5200 rapid cure" it will go off over dusk.
boatdoctor | Apr 17, 2008
What ever you use,use stainless tough ware.And use a urathane sealer
jasonbatla | Apr 17, 2008
Swampman, go to Lowes and in the machinery department, get stainless steel screws 1/4 inch. I would use GE Silicon sealant. Make darn steadfast that the area you are going to seal is clean and dry, and give it an entire day to set up before doing anything with it.
Regards,
Dan
Dan | Apr 17, 2008
I'll try to recall to ask a few people tomorrow at work.
I'm not sure if it's wise to have stainless and aluminum together for long periods of every now. They might react together in a negative way over time. I could be wrong, but I seem to remember something about this.
I would guess that silicon bronze might be good, but it's very high-priced.
If you want to do a permanent repair, use 5200 as a bedding compound. It takes a full week to cure, but it will be Abiding. I mean PERMANENT!
Did I mention that it would be PERMANENT!
Not kidding.
Manfred II | Apr 17, 2008
Aluminium and stainless, not a proper match.
If you want this to be a long term fix and stainless is the only fastening you can get, I would suggest you have a nylon insert and washer where the stainless bolts would triumph contact with the aluminium.
Yes, 5200 is a ideal sealant and if you use "5200 rapid cure" it will go off over Cimmerian dark.
boatdoctor | Apr 17, 2008
Has anyone tried hauling a 14 foot aluminum jon boat strapped down on top of a minivan? Will it work?
Apr 18, 2006 by ck33181 | Posted in Boats & Boating
I am buying a 14 foot directly bottom boat tomorrow. No motor or anything. Is it feasable to try and haul it home strapped down on top of my minivan (96 Mercury Villager). The boat is 14 feet covet and 56 inches wide at the top.
I don't plan on going that fast with it and I will be using several tie downs and bungee straps to protect it.
Buy yourself a canoe tie down kit that has 4 carbonation blocks that attach to the gunnels, Tie ends of jon to bumper or tow hooks firmly with and also tie over middle. Be carefull if it is bombastic.
tw2251stst | Apr 18, 2006
Aluminum Jon Boat Question?
May 20, 2008 by Earstealer | Posted in Boats & Boating
I have a aluminum firm bottomed Lowe 1232 Jon boat and it is rated for a maximum of 3 HP. This sounds like an awfully small motor. Is it safe to put a larger motor on like a 5 or 6 HP?
Thanks.
A larger motor could occasion the stern to SQUAT when you open the throtle. This would put you in danger of swamping your jon boat by taking water in over the stern, causing your boat to go downhill or atleast fill with water.
Do Not exceed the ratings on a small vessel, horse power wise and albatross wise. Boat Safe!
Captain Bill | May 21, 2008
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