I really love everything about this inflatable. I didn’t even let the air out over the winter I simply pulled it into a garage and it didn’t lose much air. I just renewed the registration so I’m good to go for another year. I like getting sun when I’m out so I wouldn’t get a Bimini top for it.
If you watch RUclips channel Huffler Garage he does an outboard shootout comparing 3 different size motors. I asked him if he was using short shafted motors and he replied yes. My 4hp Mercury motor in my short video is a long shaft. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment
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Please comment if NJ requires a registration being less than 12 feet. Or do you have to register once you put an outboard motor on it?
Any type of motor on the boat will require you to register the boat, regardless of the length.
I use 20hp short shafted motors .but just 1/2 throat. otherwise lost control. air floor is little bit weakened .
Does it have a hull number/vin?
Yes I had to register it with the DMV
So what is your thoughts after having this for nine months?
Were you able or look at putting on a Bimini top?
I really love everything about this inflatable. I didn’t even let the air out over the winter I simply pulled it into a garage and it didn’t lose much air. I just renewed the registration so I’m good to go for another year. I like getting sun when I’m out so I wouldn’t get a Bimini top for it.
What shaft motor size should I use?
If you watch RUclips channel Huffler Garage he does an outboard shootout comparing 3 different size motors. I asked him if he was using short shafted motors and he replied yes. My 4hp Mercury motor in my short video is a long shaft. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment
None of them come with the actual motor hu!?
Motor is sold separately