I acquired an old 10 ft. no name flat bottom Jon boat. I'm making some mods to it so that it will be less noisy on the water and a bit more comfortable. It came with a 17 lb. thrust trolling motor and a couple of seats. Thinking of adding a 30 lb T/M. Working on flooring now. Maybe some 6" seat risers and lights next.
If there are no leaks, I’d do something simple like the insulation board then horse stall mat Jon boat floor Quick, inexpensive, low weight, adds some secondary floatation.
I used cheap rubber backed carpet in my little jon back in the day. Works great and a quick carwash cleaning was all it took. I hauled mine in the bed of my truck so I had to keep it light!
I acquired an old 10 ft. no name flat bottom Jon boat. I'm making some mods to it so that it will be less noisy on the water and a bit more comfortable. It came with a 17 lb. thrust trolling motor and a couple of seats. Thinking of adding a 30 lb T/M. Working on flooring now. Maybe some 6" seat risers and lights next.
I’ve got a minn kota 30lb thrust trolling motor and Jon boat trailer for sale if you need one
in my experience , the horse stall mats are too heavy foam soaks up water and becomes too heavy put some treated wood down and put some outdoor rug carpet down on it and the benches . they sell 10x10 for about 19 bucks at home depot get a couple rugs and some spray glue and as far as the risers for the seats , get them as close to the bench height as possible in that size boat or you will feel tippy and wish you were lower trust me ...
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