Modifications you're proud of...

[Highliner]

Boom! Nice mod!

 

[Trophy21]

Cl it's a vynil wrap from vivid. I got it on amazon for about 25 bucks.

 

[fishin solo]

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looks awesome and very professional

 

[Fisherman Rob]

Only thing I would suggest is consider upgrading the Coors.... Otherwise nice job!

 

[sly_karma]

Baltic birch is good stuff, we use it for all cabinet mods and other finishing items. Tighter, more numerous veneers make it more dimensionally stable.

 

[Trophy21]

Been a long snowy winter ! Here's some stuff I've been working.
Blue tooth stereo"center"

 

[Trophy21]

Rear facing swivel seats.

 

[Trophy21]

Extra cup holder, never enough lol.

 

[Trophy21]

Fish cleaning station. Not mounted yet, dam snow!

 

[Trophy21]

The tuna run seats! Ready for battle.

 

[1marko]

id hate to ask the price of those bad
boys but if they work good they ll
be well worth it...

 

[salmon slayer]

I am looking at doing the rear seats in my boat like your pictures show. What height removable post did you go with.

 

[bigbruce]

I'm also looking at doing something similar on my Striper. Two questions - did you put anything on the underside of the storage box lids to back the seat pedestals? Are you able to easily open the lids of the boxes. I use one of mine for fish storage and (hopefully) have to access it frequently.

 

[Trophy21]

The rear pedistals are 9" and I've only bolted them with stainless bolts and washers. The seats and posts are easalily removable to use the storage under. I don't use the storage at all because of all the other storage on the boat.

 

[saanauk]

View attachment 31663 View attachment 31662 View attachment 31659 The tuna run seats! Ready for battle.

Looking good on the seats. I am in the middle of a similar seat pedestal swap. I am adding swivels and a piece of UHMW to get mine to the right height. Been a bigger pain then I thought but will be worth it.

How much air did you end up putting in the shock?

 

[Trophy21]

I put in 150psi, I may need another 10psi. I haven't got it on the water yet for a test ride.

 

[1marko]

one thing is for certain and that is you
do not want to bottom out like the less
sophisticated spring type damped younger brother. the sudden stop will
feel like a dead blow hammer in the
worst way....

 

[Trophy21]

Shouldn't bottom out unless set up wrong. Holds up to 350psi of air in shock, has 3 levels of ride soft,mid,and hard for the big wave jumping. And 10 levels of rebound dampening. A rubber stop if all else fails. It's more like my downhill mountain bike than a spring chair.

 

[kaelc]

It's more like my downhill mountain bike than a spring chair.

It'll be nice to see those being put into action on a tuna run! I've seen Shockwave and Shox military search and rescue grade seats and their impressive. Make sure to update us when you have put them through their paces.

 

[triplenickel]

I wanted a little cleaning/prep station and was also hoping to be able to block a little noise at cruise, haven't checked the noise part yet. I built the table out of 3/8 marine board, I'm kind of bummed that I can see the screws pushed out but as soon as I tightened them it happened even with the biggest pilot holes I was comfortable with. I could have likely went to 1/2" but was trying to save a few pounds, it's already heavy enough in the butt end with 2 4-strokes. The latches are SS and lock in the up position, the uprights are 1" aluminum square stock with plastic plugs up top for a cleaner look. Since the pics I've added drain holes and a strap to stop the rattling. It drains out into the splash well in either position.





I also added the swim platform, tower in a box from Atlantic Towers, replaced the skanky carpeted plywood pieces above the flotation either side of the splash well with 1/2" marine board and bolted a cheapo seat to the cooler in the pics over the last couple years.