Where would you get an engine for this boat?
1487328
When I owned this boat I used a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor, and it pushed it pretty good, but I used it only on a small river. I think a 5 to 8 hp motor would work just fine for this boat if you are going to use it on a larger body of water.
1172990
A Boat..Everything else is included.Just make sure you order the correct transducer for your boat.I have a kayak,so I installed a rails and a different mount so I could slide the main unit out when I was transporting the boat..
1537809
That pump is a pretty standard pump for all Johnson motors. To be sure just call a boat repair shop
1904168
No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
733638
You can contact the company....or, depending on the state, you can take it to the title agency and let them see the boat. But most likely you will need a bill of sale to show it is yours.
1684870
Ive installed it at the bottom, besides the outboard engine (I have an aluminium small boat used for fishing, with a 25 HP engine). It isnt very good at 30-25 mph and above because of the bubles.
331077
I think the one that comes with this trolling motor is the same one you can buy, so I would think you buy a extra bracket and mount it on another boat and move the trolling motor back and forth.
614688
Your best bet would either go to lowes or small engine shop with the measuments
595743
I don't have that boat, but looking at it and the optional motor mount available, it should work fine. Mine is on an old Coleman Crawdad and I love it.
1192569
Assuming that you're asking "What motor SHOULD I get?", I have to say "That depends on what you want it to do". Just as you can't expect a car like a Geo-Metro to go from 0-60 in 5 seconds (but rather would need a Corvette for such), getting a motor in the $90-150 range that can only provide 18-25 lbs thrust will move you on a lake fine, but be somewhat slow. The advantage of the cheaper/smaller motor is that it uses less power, so you can have a smaller battery and/or it will last longer. If you want one that can handle a rivers current or move you faster, you may need one with 30-40 lbs thrust range that will cost ~$175-250. Going bigger than that is probably not a good idea since this boat manual says "Max motor weight ~20 lbs" and even the 40 lbs thrust model will likely be 25lbs weight (or at least that's what mine is). If you want to know about name brands, look at reviews to see if there's lots of "Poor quality" ones or such, otherwise many will do a fine job.
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I wanted some replacement parts to have on hand. I e-mailed the company and they said that they do not have replacement parts. they only have the boats. I don't think they make them there, I think they are just a distributer. If you look on the box, you might fin contact info for the company who actually makes it. You might try a hobby shop that sells rc boats.
2003957
An air pump does not come with the boat. There are many universal types. I picked up a dual action coleman for about $15. I also use an electric one that works off my 12 volt car outlet, but it does not do a good job of building pressure so I finish inflating with the hand pump. Hope this helps. Love the boat though!
122511
Drill a hole a little larger than the wire. make sure you use a good sealant on the wire. If your boat has two batterys hook it up to the deep cycle
2166525
I don't recall. The reason being, is this motor was just awful! The pin that holds the propeller on broke the first day I used it...you can't buy this separately or even a separate propeller for that matter. The handle is very short and made it difficult to drive my boat. It also only had 2 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. Because the pin broke, Amazon refunded my money and I bought a Minn Kota 30lb thrust trolling motor for about the same price that I am extremely happy with! The price on the Sevylor is about the only attractive thing about this motor. In my humble opinion, I would not purchase this motor.
2103514
This is the only picture we have for this engine. You can contact Briggs & Stratton at 1-800-444-7774. They will be able to assist you.
1864143
Not sure but if you to boat .net .com it will tell you exactly what you need and check whole sell marine they are a big help to
1297449
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