maybe coolest towable boat ever? I don't know...
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maybe coolest towable boat ever? I don't know...
I found these little guys the other day:
http://www.admiraldrive.com/float_overview.html
They have retractable wheels and tow bar that turn them into their own trailer, and have a drop front with enough room and weight capacity to tow and then float an ATV or a few dirt bikes to a campsite and then drop them right at the shore. Outboard engine? check. Available console? check. Not ever having to worry about a separate trailer for any of your toys? Amazomatic.
http://www.admiraldrive.com/float_overview.html
They have retractable wheels and tow bar that turn them into their own trailer, and have a drop front with enough room and weight capacity to tow and then float an ATV or a few dirt bikes to a campsite and then drop them right at the shore. Outboard engine? check. Available console? check. Not ever having to worry about a separate trailer for any of your toys? Amazomatic.
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you could fit most side by sides on the 20' long one. I was looking at the medium sized one to tow with my 2nd gen 4runner. I decided I'm going with a front-and-rear or 2-up setup of an ATV to fit on a more moderately sized boat. I was thinking of getting a duroboat 14 footer, but I feel like I should just save the money, and man up on this guy eventually. I could also get a kawasaki KLR 650 to match my buddy's and the lil woman can ride on the back of that too. Sure makes for one hellova fishing trip tho, doesnt it? I'm drooling just thinking about it!
http://www.duroboat.com
http://www.duroboat.com
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More manufacturer pics of awesomeness:
They also have another version with no retractable wheels and that requires a trailer. I'd just buy a duroboat, but its probably cool to others:
They also have another version with no retractable wheels and that requires a trailer. I'd just buy a duroboat, but its probably cool to others:
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nice seems to look like it wouldnt like hilly terrain much, but cool none the less. link that works
http://www.admiraldrive.com/floattrailer.html
http://www.admiraldrive.com/floattrailer.html
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