My first attempt at the 2013 model. some of the

cranky

Senior Member
My first attempt at the 2013 model.

some of the new features include:
a soft fold down seat
small and compact for transporting (bag will be 500mmx500mm)
side tubing to mount fish finders...oars...a camera...transducer...you name it.
more compact trolling motor attachment


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P.J.

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That is awsem, do you make and sell them? i have a mariner 4. for what boat did you make this?
t(((up((
 

cranky

Senior Member
P.J. wrote:
That is awsem, do you make and sell them? i have a mariner 4. for what boat did you make this?
t(((up((

i could make this fit onto a mariner 4 and even fit it with a swivel seat if thats what you are looking for...never done it before but anything is posibble.
 

cranky

Senior Member
it is not completed yet...so i havent done any costing.

what are you looking for a unit to fit onto a mariner 4 or a kickboat complete?
 

P.J.

Senior Member
At the moment i am using two 21mm plywood seats and it works well, but when i saw your seats i meditatively new two of them on my mariner 4 would be perfect and very comfortable. When you are done and you have a price range, give me a pm and we can discuss it telephonically.
I am very impressed in your work. It will sell like soetkoek among our mariner 4 estuary fishermen.
 

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cranky

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a frame with a swivel seat would be a great idea for these inflatables...and with the rod holder on the side would just make it a whole lot easier.

the 2012 nor 2013 would be a solution...however i will look at some inflatables and see what i can come up with.
 

cranky

Senior Member
no skippers
no boat registration
no life jacket (need to check local dam)
no cof
no floatation certificate
nothing just a pair of flippers...a pump for the pontoons...a fishing rod and some tackle...and off you go...

some bigger dams do require a fishing license.

the other bonus is you get to fish literally any dam you can gain access...there are very few restriction.
 

wortel

Member
cranky wrote:
no skippers
no boat registration
no life jacket (need to check local dam)
no cof
no floatation certificate
nothing just a pair of flippers...a pump for the pontoons...a fishing rod and some tackle...and off you go...

some bigger dams do require a fishing license.

the other bonus is you get to fish literally any dam you can gain access...there are very few restriction.

Thanx for that.
Do u perhaps know how they determine what needs a license? Is it from the length of the boat, size of engine, the amount of people it can carry, or something completely different?
 

cranky

Senior Member
I have no interest in learning or understanding that kind of stuff...i do things the south african way...pay someone a little extra to make sure it gets done...after being caught out with the floatation certificate...now i find the cheapest person willing to do what it takes to get the certificate.
 

Luds

New member
Hi Cranky

a mate of mine wants some chairs for his boat.Those on your pics look perfect. Could you give me the suppliers name and contact details.
 

cranky

Senior Member
the supplier informed me that they might be getting stocks in january 2013, so i am busy trying to find another supplier...looks like i am gona have to import.
 
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