? about a Bracket

[CMBarnes]

They still have the T-top. He said he would put it back on but that it was small. I thought that was strange as well.

[John R]

Interesting about the T-Top...

That boat sit's like it has twins... I don't know enough to tell you how to bracket but it certainly looks like a good candidate for a flotation bracket. That weight being put further back really seems to jack the front up...

[Rich]

Another one from Skeeters.

http://skeetersmarine.com/used/seacr...ddy/index.html

This one would probably go real cheap..

[Finster]

Rich, anymore info on that boat? Location ect...
I have some cousin's at the cape that can take a look at it, if that's where it is.

[CMBarnes]

I am set on a center console. The boat does sit low in the water. I wonder where all that weight is from. The boat is in the keys Finster. I wish I was closer myself. I am in South Carolina...still 12 hr drive away.

CMBarnes

[Finster]

Yeah I just found that out. I call the place and their asking $5900, said the did some work on the boat. Looks like it needs more [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

[JohnB]

There is something wrong with the way that boat is rigged. It is sitting way to low in the back. This is the waterline in mine with 50 gal of gas in it
http://www.revcmpsys.com/fishing/picts/boat/11.jpg
Just my opinion, but that seacraft, for a 23' is sitting to low. If it was a 20 or less, I have seen them sit a little low in the back, but that is too low for a single engine 23.