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Ohhh... I didn't realize they were sold separate... Thanks for the video !!

WOW that's a great option !! I have a 17' aluminum bass boat I think this would be perfect for !! Thanks for posting this. How do the 2 of them work together though ?

Minn Kota weedless wedge 2 !

Have you looked at the Nitro ZV18 ?

You need a Lund Pro-V Bass boat then, has the best of both worlds !

I didn't mean to get a argument going here LOL

@J Francho I do understand what you are saying but You are comparing apples to oranges here though, Aluminum bass boats keep a high value because they are in more demand to the average weekend guy. In my area at least they are like gold around here if under 10K, soon as one comes up its gone and most of them are beat up..

Bass Trackers naturally sit high in the front and low in the back, I have had 165 175 185 models and they all sat the same. As for the boat price, It May seem a Little high but take into consideration this, 1: Has upgraded 75hp optimax motor, A big $$ plus, They normally come with 50 hp. standard them years. 2: Has upgraded Trolling motor $$ plus 3: Has upgraded electronics $$ plus x2 4: The biggest thing of all is the condition is mint for that year !!! Means he took care of it and has little use ! 5: Also consider supply and demand, and you don't find them well kept like that to often complete with all the upgrades. It really does look like a great boat and I would be all over it if I was looking for a used aluminum bass boat because of everything I listed, You wont have to put anything into it !! I'm sure you could work him down a little but its still worth it IMO.

@northern basserI don't want to scare you off with the wind thing because its really not that bad, I was just talking about extreme conditions, but any aluminum boat will still move around more than a glass boat with the wind just keep that in mind. Fishing isn't all that enjoyable with big wind anyway so its not like you will encounter it very often.

I personally don't like the tray setup because it would limit me on how I could use it while fishing to one side, I like to have the ability to move the pedal where I need it. 55 # is plenty for these boats but if you fish on a real windy days you would wish you had more because these boats are like a paper cup on top of the water and get blown all over the place quickly !

Lowe is a very good quality built boat and Bass Tracker will be more of a budget quality boat. I have owned many Bass Trackers and a few Lowe's being my current boat. The Lowe is all aluminum " No plywood on deck " and just built so much better compared to the Bass Tracker.

They are independent of each other and should not effect anything but ride height.

Yeah that's a good point, I would rather see a wider spectrum of the battery life, I also like that gauge polarcraft has on his boat in that picture... That would be way more accurate IMO... I better do more searching. Is there an on off to that gauge ? I like that one !

Yes, I am actually going to get that one as it has a on off setup, I will be getting one for each battery also.

Yes, I have seen this one.. Would like to see if anyone has installed something similar on their boat and where they put it.. Also It has to be able to turn off so it doesn't run the battery down.