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Anyone ever added a casting deck to a Plastic Jon boat?
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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny" data-source="post: 433770" data-attributes="member: 13599"><p>[ATTACH=full]91896[/ATTACH]</p><p>adjusted the photo for the gallery to get a better understanding of what you have.</p><p>(no comment on any kind of modifications).</p><p>other than - - - if I were back (way back) in my younger care-free days,</p><p>I would probably go with your second idea. Remove the top cap and</p><p>rework the bottom part to accept modifications..... substantial reinforcement</p><p>to keep the sides from collapsing in on itself . . . then build the floor</p><p>to the lowest point possible to preserve the center of balance factor.</p><p>In my world now, it would only be good for my 12 yo grandkids to putter around</p><p>in a pond with a trolling motor - that would be a hoot for them.</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>** DISCLAIMER:</strong> https://www.tinboats.net and/or members of https://www.tinboats.net will not </p><p>and can not be held legally responsible and/or liable for any information, suggestions or endorsements </p><p>for any modifications/alterations or products that you may use to repair or modify your own personal boat,</p><p>watercraft, motor or trailer from the original manufacturers specifications. </p><p>It is the responsibility of the boat owner to use his/her prudent best judgment as to modifying or altering </p><p>the structural integrity of the boat hull, trailer or motor as designed and built by the manufacturer <strong>**</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnny, post: 433770, member: 13599"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="IMG_1207.jpg"]91896._xfImport[/ATTACH] adjusted the photo for the gallery to get a better understanding of what you have. (no comment on any kind of modifications). other than - - - if I were back (way back) in my younger care-free days, I would probably go with your second idea. Remove the top cap and rework the bottom part to accept modifications..... substantial reinforcement to keep the sides from collapsing in on itself . . . then build the floor to the lowest point possible to preserve the center of balance factor. In my world now, it would only be good for my 12 yo grandkids to putter around in a pond with a trolling motor - that would be a hoot for them. [b]** DISCLAIMER:[/b] https://www.tinboats.net and/or members of https://www.tinboats.net will not and can not be held legally responsible and/or liable for any information, suggestions or endorsements for any modifications/alterations or products that you may use to repair or modify your own personal boat, watercraft, motor or trailer from the original manufacturers specifications. It is the responsibility of the boat owner to use his/her prudent best judgment as to modifying or altering the structural integrity of the boat hull, trailer or motor as designed and built by the manufacturer [b]**[/b] . [/QUOTE]
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