Good looking crappie rig right here

Just in time for Income Tax. I talked to the guy but the boat is too long for my garage. Still trying to figure a way that doesn't require me to move. Not a fan of boat storage either. I like to tinker with my boats too much for that. 22' tip to tip with motor down. He has owned it since it was new.

http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbt...oh#Post11392119

Cut trailer tongue and add a hinge to it

Thought about that. That would let me turn it sideways and make it work. Problem 2 is the tandem axle. Hard for an old man to move around easy.

Heck,go ahead and bite the bullet,worry about the details later....lol! good looking rig though....

Go for it Bobby. You've worked hard all your life. You deserve something nice. Ya only live once, enjoy it.

That is one nice boat! One thing for certain it would be a good investment!

Is it me or my computer? That boat looks compact, is the camera set in macro or what?

No, not just you...it does look 'compact'
Good looking rig though
God Bless
Lee

Ok... Yes its a nice rig but by the photo it looks like a 12ft boat on a tandem trailer... My mind was blown!

I think it looks like that because it is a deep v. A single axle would look better for sure.

not sure how your garage is set up but one time I had to box out the back of my garage for the motor.

Thought about that too. Problem is the stairwell storage is there and its full along with the water heater. They won't let me cut the curb and put double gates in(I live on a corner) and build a storage building for it in the backyard. I just need to move back to the country. Have I said I hate Homeowners Associations yet?

You can park it out here in my barn....I promise not to use it much..

Dual axel is due to the weight. That model has a deeper V and a lot more fiberglass than a typical bass boat. That thing would be very stable in rough water, for the size boat it is. Deeper sides would be a plus too. There are trailer places out there that can convert it to a swing away tongue. Looks like a good deal.

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Why do you want single axle for a 22ft fiberglass boat?

Shame there's no solution... Barn doors?, move the fridge to the living room? Ah, just a little humor is all.