steppytruck yes that is cool but almost all boats are plywood free now.

sj88 some customers prefer tandems when having to travel longer distances to get to water although it's not necessary.

I prefer tandem axles trailers for the simple reason that when you hit potholes on highways, or are on uneven rural roads, or you come across one of the many landings that are less than perfect, the tandem axle makes for a much smoother ride and easier access to the water. You don't get the big WHAM! when you hit a hole like you do with a single axle. If you are going to travel to a variety of lakes, this becomes a no-brainer to me. Happy fishing

We suggest 60"

If we get one in we will. Currently not one in stock.

We don't currently have an 1800 in stock, if you have specific questions let us know and we can get you some answers.

Also, if you are considering the 1800 Tyee you might want to consider the 1875 Crossover XS?

200hp will take a 21P Tempest. The 150hp will take a 19P.

Timothy Johnson straight south of Kearney 45 minutes...on Harlan County Reservoir...south central Nebraska