Seahawk II

I have a inflatable intex seahawk II but does not come with the motor mount I need to know where can i find this kind of mount bracket i know if custom made. I would like to know how can i find one.

thank for your help.
my boat does not have where to put the regular motor mount...

Take a look at item # 3015 or # 3020....

http://www.sailboatstogo.com/catalog/PAR TS

2010-04-05 18:55:13 by boatman

Buy Now rubberboats.com The seahawk 2 or seahawk ii as it is called has my vote. This inflatable boat has so many things going for it. The ...

hi so far i am looking at the sevylor fish hunter 360 (12ft model) , the intex seahawk II , and the intex excursion 5. i dont have a lot of money nor the room to store a REAL boat so ive narrowed my search down to these three (unless somebody has a better suggestion that is). i will be fishing a local lake maybe once a month. it'll have to support up to 4 adults at times ( 5'8-6ft 170-200lb-ish dudes) i plan to add a ply wood floor with a layer of foam and outdoor carpet, and a 30-36 thrust minn kota trolling motor. any opinions on which boat / raft to go with will be greatly appreciated. i am already thinking i might need to haul a small el cheapo walmart raft on the side to hold the ice chest and some grear.
basically put, i need the most room possible but yet stable.

which intex?
thanks guys.. after some further research i am now looking for a used ( 10' +) zodiac or achilles dingy.

INTEX

2010-03-18 22:38:09 by mikegskill

Price: $59.99 $48.30

3 air chambers including inner auxiliary chamber inside hull
2 quick fill/fast deflate boston valve
Motor mount fittings

I have an inflatable boat, Seahawk II, with a 30lb thrust Minn Kota and am trying to select the best option that makes good economic sense. I bought the boat setup to be portable and cheap and now it is down to the battery, It looks like about 100+ amp/hrs would be good to me.

It seems the wet cell (lead acids) are the cheapest, I figure if I put it in a battery case it will run me about $145 and should be safe if I am careful.

The AGM battery seems to offer benefits of fully enclosed (no acid spills on an inflatable sounds good) and if I bring it towards a zero charge it can handle the abuse better than wet cell. However the battery alone seems to be over $200.

What details am I missing? Can someone with marine battery knowledge give me advice for this situation?

Use a wet cell no real problems. You MUST get a deep discharge batt or it will be ruined after a few uses, or get a good guaranteed, say its in your car(only) and exchange it often.

2010-04-28 20:31:10 by Check your facts

Price: $29.99

Motor mount kit designed for Intex inflatable boats
Made of marine plywood with aluminum support arms
Lets you attach up to 3.5-horsepower motors