This guy over on Pontoon and Deckboat Forum built this.
Before you go thinking "Redneck" its very well thought out. He can even easily remove the A-liner off the pontoon with a pushbutton winch system any time he wants.
Cowracer hope u r joking and realize that that pic is photoshopped lol but a buddy and I have been trying to get something along that line to stick in the marsh in south louisiana it's a great idea
Cowracer hope u r joking and realize that that pic is photoshopped lol but a buddy and I have been trying to get something along that line to stick in the marsh in south louisiana it's a great idea
I assure you, sir... That is a real picture. read the thread on that forum about it.
It wouldn't work here would get swamped first wave, small waves a ripple large ones 6 to 8 ft.
Like Cheif Browdy said on Jaws "I think we need a bigger boat"
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If you Google "Travelwave" you will find a houseboat that can be trailered and taken from lake to lake. During travel the pontoons are stored on the roof. I saw one of these in a storage lot at a campground we stayed at many years ago. It even had a slideout room.
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Ok ok I stand corrected was using size proportion to judge. I read the post and still thought so but I was wrong sorry
The second one might be legit but the start if this thread looks photoshopped. It looks like the tongue jack is standing on free air over the side of boat.
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