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I hope you get good at fishing anchors off the bottom. ;)

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Hello

 

Does anyone know if the Bass Tracker Heritage Facebook group got shut down, or did I get booted and blocked?

 

I've tried going to it, but nothing is there. Tried searching for it and it doesn't show up.

 

Anyone else having problems?

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On 6/21/2021 at 6:55 PM, Herman Muenster said:

Hello

 

Does anyone know if the Bass Tracker Heritage Facebook group got shut down, or did I get booted and blocked?

 

I've tried going to it, but nothing is there. Tried searching for it and it doesn't show up.

 

Anyone else having problems?

 

 

I don't frequent Facebook to often, but it worked for me.  :dontknow:

 

 

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Posted
On 4/29/2021 at 7:40 PM, jaimeastin said:

That's what I am looking to get...

I think @A-Jay has used one of those and said they suck . I always just use the jack from my truck 

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On 4/29/2021 at 7:40 PM, jaimeastin said:

That's what I am looking to get...

 

12 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

I think @A-Jay has used one of those and said they suck . I always just use the jack from my truck 

Yes ~ 

I did purchase that unit.

Used it once and it did managed to support my rig while I changed a flat tire.

For reference, it was positioned in soft road side gravel (sunk in quite a ways) and seemed to be fairly 'shakey'.

Meaning my fully rigged out 1875 Pro-V Bass & galvanized Shor'Lander trailer was probably very close to or even perhaps past, the Safe Working Load of the unit.

Like I said it worked but I'll not risk using it again -  it went straight into the trash when I got home.

YMMV

Replaced it with this one . . .

https://trestlejacksusa.com/products-tj220-adj

:smiley:

A-Jay

 

 

Posted
2 hours ago, A-Jay said:

 

Yes ~ 

I did purchase that unit.

Used it once and it did managed to support my rig while I changed a flat tire.

For reference, it was positioned in soft road side gravel (sunk in quite a ways) and seemed to be fairly 'shakey'.

Meaning my fully rigged out 1875 Pro-V Bass & galvanized Shor'Lander trailer was probably very close to or even perhaps past, the Safe Working Load of the unit.

Like I said it worked but I'll not risk using it again -  it went straight into the trash when I got home.

YMMV

Replaced it with this one . . .

https://trestlejacksusa.com/products-tj220-adj

:smiley:

A-Jay

 

 

 

My wife would have made me put it in the recycle bin.  :threaten:

 

 

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  • Super User
Posted

Why wouldn't a simple bottle jack work? That's what I used the one time I had to lift my trailer with the boat on it. I feel like I need some education. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, J Francho said:

Why wouldn't a simple bottle jack work? That's what I used the one time I had to lift my trailer with the boat on it. I feel like I need some education. 

Bottle jack indeed works 

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Is anyone interested in buying my factory cover? It’s unopened. I have no need for it since the boat is garaged. 

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Been around a while on other forums, but there are none as dedicated as this one and SOMETIMES Facebook. Just wanted to say hello and show the boat. Mines a 2020 Classic XL. I opted for searching for one which had a 50 HP on it. Mods below:


- 60 HP conversion

- 14P re-pitched to a 15 Trophy Sport propeller 

- SE400 hydrofoil

- Vance Mfg. mini hydraulic jack plate

- Minn Kota Terrova 24V 80 lb. w/ iPilot & spot lock

- 24V lithium troller battery

- triple isolated battery setup

- Mini ACR for cranking and electronics battery 

- Console mounted triple battery voltmeter

- Console mounted Garmin 73SV/ Bow mounted 126SV

- 3 amp dual USB charger retrofit from 12v power socket

- 12 gallon single fuel tank conversion

- Center third seat add on

- Deck extension

- Ice cooler/ step add on

- bow mounted rod tie downs

- Recessed foot pedal tray

- Boatbuckle G2 transom tie downs

 

Have not owned the boat a full year yet, but I've slayed tons of bass off of it and can go anywhere a fiberglass rig can, even a little shallower too. Takes rough waters pretty darn well too for a tin boat. It's perfect for lake and reservoir fishing and fishes great with two people in it. The boat runs a max of 41.7 - 42 MPH @ 5950-6000 RPM.

 

I would add all the photos to show the mods, but the site only allows for photos of 1 MB in size evidently, mine are slightly over. If you want to see a mod, feel free to ask for a photo and I'll compress it down to a smaller size to show it!

 

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12 hours ago, IneedAnewScreenName-344 said:

Been around a while on other forums, but there are none as dedicated as this one and SOMETIMES Facebook. Just wanted to say hello and show the boat. Mines a 2020 Classic XL. I opted for searching for one which had a 50 HP on it. Mods below:


- 60 HP conversion

- 14P re-pitched to a 15 Trophy Sport propeller 

- SE400 hydrofoil

- Vance Mfg. mini hydraulic jack plate

- Minn Kota Terrova 24V 80 lb. w/ iPilot & spot lock

- 24V lithium troller battery

- triple isolated battery setup

- Mini ACR for cranking and electronics battery 

- Console mounted triple battery voltmeter

- Console mounted Garmin 73SV/ Bow mounted 126SV

- 3 amp dual USB charger retrofit from 12v power socket

- 12 gallon single fuel tank conversion

- Center third seat add on

- Deck extension

- Ice cooler/ step add on

- bow mounted rod tie downs

- Recessed foot pedal tray

- Boatbuckle G2 transom tie downs

 

Have not owned the boat a full year yet, but I've slayed tons of bass off of it and can go anywhere a fiberglass rig can, even a little shallower too. Takes rough waters pretty darn well too for a tin boat. It's perfect for lake and reservoir fishing and fishes great with two people in it. The boat runs a max of 41.7 - 42 MPH @ 5950-6000 RPM.

 

I would add all the photos to show the mods, but the site only allows for photos of 1 MB in size evidently, mine are slightly over. If you want to see a mod, feel free to ask for a photo and I'll compress it down to a smaller size to show it!

 

 

Sound like you have all the mods.  See what you can do about posting those pictures.  It has been quite around here lately.  I'm working on version 2 of my deck lighting.  I need some time to get it put it in. 

 

 

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On 10/23/2021 at 3:40 AM, IneedAnewScreenName-344 said:

Been around a while on other forums, but there are none as dedicated as this one and SOMETIMES Facebook. Just wanted to say hello and show the boat. Mines a 2020 Classic XL. I opted for searching for one which had a 50 HP on it. Mods below:


- 60 HP conversion

- 14P re-pitched to a 15 Trophy Sport propeller 

- SE400 hydrofoil

- Vance Mfg. mini hydraulic jack plate

- Minn Kota Terrova 24V 80 lb. w/ iPilot & spot lock

- 24V lithium troller battery

- triple isolated battery setup

- Mini ACR for cranking and electronics battery 

- Console mounted triple battery voltmeter

- Console mounted Garmin 73SV/ Bow mounted 126SV

- 3 amp dual USB charger retrofit from 12v power socket

- 12 gallon single fuel tank conversion

- Center third seat add on

- Deck extension

- Ice cooler/ step add on

- bow mounted rod tie downs

- Recessed foot pedal tray

- Boatbuckle G2 transom tie downs

 

Have not owned the boat a full year yet, but I've slayed tons of bass off of it and can go anywhere a fiberglass rig can, even a little shallower too. Takes rough waters pretty darn well too for a tin boat. It's perfect for lake and reservoir fishing and fishes great with two people in it. The boat runs a max of 41.7 - 42 MPH @ 5950-6000 RPM.

 

I would add all the photos to show the mods, but the site only allows for photos of 1 MB in size evidently, mine are slightly over. If you want to see a mod, feel free to ask for a photo and I'll compress it down to a smaller size to show it!

 

Sounds like you got a good package.  I'd love to see some pictures

21 hours ago, Bolar said:

 

Sound like you have all the mods.  See what you can do about posting those pictures.  It has been quite around here lately.  I'm working on version 2 of my deck lighting.  I need some time to get it put it in. 

 

 

I finally finished installing red LED's in  the heritage.  What kind you putting in yours?

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The strip lights I had unfortunately didn't work out.  At the front part of the boat, they were getting abused and stopped working.  The back half they still work, but I don't fish much back there.  I also had them buckle in places after I applied them.  I guess the strip expands more than the boat? 

 

For round two I am experimenting with these:

https://amazon.com/dp/B08F7G8B9B?ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details&th=1

 

These are cheap lights and of course are not what they advertise.  For starters they are not waterproof.  The wires come straight out the center of the back, and the holes are not sealed properly.  They use something like a hot glue to hold the circuit board down, and use that as a seal for the wires.  It's a nice theory, but doesn't hold up. 

 

Also, they are not very bright.  As deck lights this might be perfect, I don't have to buy a dimmer switch or put a resistor in-line with the lights. 

 

Since the interior of the boat is carpet, I'm planning on using heavy duty Velcro to hold the lights in place.  When I get around to installing them, I'll post some pictures. :ship-022:

 

 

 

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On 10/23/2021 at 1:19 PM, Bolar said:

 

Sound like you have all the mods.  See what you can do about posting those pictures.  It has been quite around here lately.  I'm working on version 2 of my deck lighting.  I need some time to get it put it in. 

 

 

 

On 10/24/2021 at 10:32 AM, Terrance Waters said:

Sounds like you got a good package.  I'd love to see some pictures

I finally finished installing red LED's in  the heritage.  What kind you putting in yours?

 

Let me see what I can do about putting in some photos. 

 

I'd probably say the only thing missing at this point is some LED lighting and some little things here and there. I may convert the rear storage into a livewell here fairly soon to be able to fish tournaments whenever I want, but that's about it.

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Okay. I managed to get some photos reduced, but I was entirely unable to post them all up at the same time. So to avoid the spam, I just created a Google drive photo folder. Feel free to view it. 

 

Boat and mods

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4 minutes ago, IneedAnewScreenName-344 said:

Okay. I managed to get some photos reduced, but I was entirely unable to post them all up at the same time. So to avoid the spam, I just created a Google drive photo folder. Feel free to view it. 

 

Boat and mods

Looks great! 

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24 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

Looks great! 

Thank you! I just uploaded some videos to it as well and re-uploaded the original photos to it so you can zoom in further without the photo distorting. ?

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23 hours ago, IneedAnewScreenName-344 said:

Okay. I managed to get some photos reduced, but I was entirely unable to post them all up at the same time. So to avoid the spam, I just created a Google drive photo folder. Feel free to view it. 

 

Boat and mods

Slick!!!!

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  • 1 month later...
Posted
On 12/7/2021 at 8:41 AM, Bolar said:

Anyone change the water pump impeller yet?  That will be on my "to do list" once it gets warmer.  I'm curious on how well it has held up.

Yeah,

I had mine changed by my boat shop.  It was still in good condition but it was time to have it done.  

Posted
16 hours ago, Terrance Waters said:

Yeah,

I had mine changed by my boat shop.  It was still in good condition but it was time to have it done.  

 

 I just got a kit to change it out, once it warms up a little.  I can't believe I've had this boat going on 4 years now :laughing6:.

 

 

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8 hours ago, Bolar said:

 

 I just got a kit to change it out, once it warms up a little.  I can't believe I've had this boat going on 4 years now :laughing6:.

 

 

I've done most of the servicing:  motor oil, lower unit, fuel filters and spark plugs, but the impeller seems a bit scary for me to do.  I think it's cool you're doing it yourself.  Maybe when you're done you can post some instructions with pictures. 

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About the only complicated thing is aligning the spline on the drive shaft. That and the bulk of the lower unit. It helps to have an extra set of hands for that and feathering the starter when aligning the drive shaft. 

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On 1/9/2022 at 10:19 AM, Bolar said:

 

 I just got a kit to change it out, once it warms up a little.  I can't believe I've had this boat going on 4 years now :laughing6:.

 

 

 What kit?  I am at work trying to find an impeller.  Doing all of my services this week.

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