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Reworking a 1972 Sears/Appleby 14 foot fiberglass tri-hull boat. Looking for others that may have one to compare info with. Missouri magazine said the boat new should way about 318 pounds. I am trying to get some feel for what is the right weight. The fiberglass floor has been redone with a...
I have a 13 ft 6 in 1972 Sears fiberglass tri-hull and would like to know how it should handle and ride. bought the boat in October and had a few reservations that I needed to explore and our reservoir was so low I did not want to fight the extreme steep ramps. everything works as promised.
I am new to the boat ownership world and am redoing the floor in my 1972 Sears bass boat following the good advise in the repair forums, THANKS. I would like some opinions as to the placement of my trolling motor. I have a 15HP Johnson and a 40# Minn-Kota trolling motor. I will be fishing by...
I am new to boat owner ship and purchased an Appleby tri-hull fiberglass in October. The transom plate has the numbers 14TF72 000908 stamped in it. it shows that the boat is designed for 3 people or 750 pounds of motor, gear and people. It is 13 foot 6 inches long and 53 inches wide. The...
