Cool Site oveseas with some TRICK Jon Boats

[minicuda]

https://www.aluminiumjon.nl/fotoalbum/index.html
some sweet custom built jons on this site. they also have some nice videos on you tube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iHYUttsQhU
https://www.aluminiumjon.nl/youtube.html

 

[Waterwings]

Cool! Some of those might be called work barges, lol. I like the one with the bow ramp, as it reminds me of the two 35' boats we carried aboard my last ship. https://www.aluminiumjon.nl/fotoalbum/jon 632 boegklep/slides/jon 632 handgas.html

 

[Quackrstackr]

I bet that tiller 150hp Etec is a joy to run. :shock:

That guy has to have one Popeye arm to handle the torque steer on that thing. :lol:

WW, someone here stateside makes jons with a bow ramp like that. Who it is escapes me now but I've seen advertising photos of them loaded with 3 atv's.

 

[Waterwings]

I bet that tiller 150hp Etec is a joy to run. :shock:

That guy has to have one Popeye arm to handle the torque steer on that thing. :lol:

WW, someone here stateside makes jons with a bow ramp like that. Who it is escapes me now but I've seen advertising photos of them loaded with 3 atv's.

I bet you're right on the popeye arm to steer that thing!

I bet the rigs with the bow ramps cost a bit. It'd be perfect for people that carry atv's as you state, or it'd be nice after beachin the boat. Of course, some scheduled maintenance on the ramp gaskets would be required, and if one happened to get the ramp out of alignment or twisted, the watertightness would be compromised. I used to maintain/repair the watertight doors, scuttles, & hatches on ships. Time consuming and not a lot of fun when one gets warped out of shape. But the bow ramp jons would still be cool as a personal rig! 8)

 

[ShadowWalker]

https://www.aluminiumjon.nl/fotoalbum/jon 735/slides/jon 735 geheel zwart 150pk honda.html

That one there, with a taller deck and some 400 watt HPS lights, would be a pretty sweet bowfishing rig. I wish I could put 400 watt hps lights on my boat, but they are 35+ lbs per light, and about $200 a pop.