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Re: Quad Toon. Am I crazy?
Here is one with 5...
but really a totally different concept. I'd say go for it!
better view - and I would mention that the tenderness of the vessel would change. Meaning if everyone ran to one side with the additional weight and that much floatation you would...
Re: Meet the Boogie Barge (21ft wide X 28ft long) folding pontoon boat
First pictures for me of the 2012 season. This was taken in my boat slip on Toledo Bend lake. Starboard engine Mercury 4stroke 135 had problems would only idle for a few seconds. Same thing happen to the port engine last...
Re: pULLING MY 24' PONTOON WITH A chevey traverse
Hello Lynn,
I have done this many times with no problems and if you are comfortable pulling a trailer (wider than the car) to start with, it would be ok. I towed, launched and hauled a 21ft ski boat behind the one you see in the photo all...
Re: Meet the Boogie Barge (21ft wide X 28ft long) folding pontoon boat
WAGNERZ is right, per the registration it is 26'8" In conversation I give the total length, from the edge of the anchor to the ladder off the back or the space needed to park it. But I didn't consider a measurement at the...
Re: Meet the Boogie Barge (21ft wide X 28ft long) folding pontoon boat
Well I thought you guys might get a kick out of it. To answer a few of the questions, the deck is rigid once the doors are closed locking the wings in the down position. The "wings" have a slight incline to compensate for...
I was spending some time today reading through forums regarding boats and realized I had never actually joined one. So I thought, why not. Tell me what you think of my project called "the BoogieBarge" that has taken a couple of years to complete.
(Well I am not sure you ever finish working on a...
