15 Boat Cover

where can i get seat covers or get seats redone in ms or al at a good price for a 1997 seadoo challenger jet boat 15'. or does anyone do them.

Look for a boat canvas shop or a upholstrey shop of any kind in your area, call a few to find the best price. If you or anyone you know has a good sewing machine then you or they can just make new ones from the pattern of they old ones. It's not very difficult if you can use a machine. Good luck.

2010-04-15 20:35:22 by jenn

After a relaxing time on the water, enjoy the convenience of quickly and easily putting your boat away with a touch of a button. The Touchless ...

I am looking to be able to boat in Wisconsin and Indiana and I am wondering if there is a class that will cover both states. I am 15.

For most US states, the if you meet the following criteria below, you will be fine to operate a vessel in another US state

1. You have passed a NASBLA approved state's boater education course and have received a state issued boat education ID card showing proof.

Check first to make sure that the boat education ID from your state is acceptable in the state you are going to. Most states do approve of NASBLA approved or USCG boat education ID credentials as proof of boat education ID.

2. Meet the minimum age requirement for the type of vessel being operated. Some types of vessels have different age requirements in different states.

3. Have your state's boat education ID card onboard the vessel you are operating at ALL times.

4. Observe and follow all boating laws and regulations in the state you operate the vessel in, since different states have different boating regulations.


Just take the boater education course in the state in which you live in and pass it. Then use the boat education ID card in both states, since both states

2010-08-24 16:57:19 by Vincent

Price: $20.99

Covers power head and gear shaft housing to completely camouflage outboard motors when tipped up and out of use
Field tested Realtree Max-4 HD camo pattern vanishes into wetland terrain
For use only when motor is not running

2001 Tracker Targa 17ft 4inches Deep "V" Big water w/ 4 Stroke 75 hp Mercury. Comes with Trailer, ores, night lights, gages (fuel, speedometer, tachometer, voltmeter, water pressure, and trim), walk through windshield, side storage, Dual Console, 30 gallon built-in tank(you won't have to fill up, it has plenty already-FULL), 2 bait wells, divided acrated 50" livewell w/ flow-rite aeration timers and remote drain controls, Tracker 12 volt 52 LB thrust 50" foot-controlled trolling motor, Radius tempered glass walk-thru windshield, AM/FM cassette stereo, extra-wide carpeted gunnels for large downriggers, aft aerated livewell, 2 large aerated baitwells w/ liftout stainer, in floor storage, storage shelf under console, all welded hull, bow storage, bow panel w/ trim recirculation and courtesy light switches, locking storage on console, wheel lug locks on trailer tires and spare tire, lock for swing away tongue, and lock so people can't drive away with it. Also comes with boat cover, battery charger, plus 4 seats that can be removed (can be moved to the front or back for easy fishing and to be able to get the anchor which there are two for different bottoms) plus all weather stand up Convertible top w/ side and aft curtains, side lockable storage for up to 7ft fishing rods, ship to shore radio with extra high atten.(Horizon-Standard VHF Marine Radio model #GX1265S Plus portanle ICOM Waterproof VHF Marine Radio model #IC-M2A) Garmin GPS Map 172C Color GPS Cahrt Plotter, Ritchie X-15 and Ritchie S53 surface mount lighted compasses, 3 Sospenders High Performance Inflatable Life Vests, tilt steering wheel, cup holders, ski storage, glove box, gas fill vent combo, hand rails, 2 60 watt speakers, and safety features. Has not been on water for 2 years. Has been shrink-wrapped and winterized each year. I have never been on a more stable boat. 37 mph top speed. It was designed for big water. Many extras that did not come with the boat. Cash or certified bank from local bank. (the picture of the deep V 18 is just like the 17ft but one foot longer both are Deep V)

Maybe you need to put an add in the local paper, or on EBay, or Craig's List.
Maybe place it along side a busy road with a 'For Sale' sign on it.

By the looks of the question you are trying to use the questions section to list your boat for free.

2008-07-21 12:54:19 by Rex K

Price: $159.99 $64.99

UV Protection
Trailerable with straps included
300D Marine Grade Poly

Trailer is 17 ft with 15 ft tri hull on on it. When putting boat in often the back wheels of my ford ranger are in water. Couple times got stuck wheels spinning on slime covered ramps. Wanted to know if its worth extending the tongue of my trailer rather then go through expense of buying a cheap 4x4 truck.
It won't fit in my garage if I extend length of trailer so I have to install a swing tongue on it.

I'm concerned about the balance of weight on trailer if I add on to it.

It will work just fine.As for balancing the trailer this is not hard either.To accomplish this all you need to do is move the Axel on the trailer.You want about 100lb.of tongue weight so you will need to move your Axel forward.I hope this helps.

2008-06-20 20:48:50 by SNAG 3

It is a Creighton "Gull". It looks like a camper however it is actually a mini houseboat that is built on a trailer, ie: the trailer stays with it all the time. It is 17' overall but the cabin portion is about 15'. It sleeps 4, has a closet for a port-a-potty, a gas stove burner, a sink. a slide open sunroof, a dining table which converts to a bed, a bunk bed which converts to a couch... It was licensed in Indiana when I bought it as a "House-car". The title had been lost so I retitled it. I have state issued boat #'s for the front, and a trailer license plate for the back. I've had it in the water and it is certainly sea-worthy. I have the original brochure for it too! There was a similar craft made called a "Car-a-Boat", (also in England). It is made of fiberglas on the bottom half, and tin covered wood on the upper half. It appears to be one of the few left in existence, and most defineatly the only one in the states. I want to find it's value for insurance and possible sale of it.

The easiest way to find the value of anything is to look around and see what other comparable items are selling for. In fact that is how the marine surveyor will do it. He will ask you what you think it is worth, what you paid for it, and compare that value to what other boats of that type and condition are selling for. You can do the same thing yourself.

If you wish to get a a second opinion of the boat's condition a professional marine surveyor is well worth the money.

2007-06-12 06:23:21 by Don