Next spring project

[Ed Michrina]

I'm thinking of heating the boat like a car type of heater. anyone try this. hear is the link and heater I'm thinking of in stalling.

http://www.trailerboats.com/site_page_1482/article_page_315.cfm

http://www.go2marine.com/frameset.jsp?servletPath=/g2m/action/GoBPage/id/74537F/hiLiteSku/74541/&df=70

[shadow7663]

Seems like a nice system and should install fairly easy. The price sounds good as well for a complete system. When it comes time to install let me know I also like drilling holes in other peoples boats..:p

[Jason Adam]

I will have mine installed by trolling season for sure this year. Heater-craft seems to be the easiest most reasonable line out there:

http://www.heatercraft.com/

Here are some more comanys:

http://www.great-water.com/pages/product_pages/qlairheat.htm
http://www.heco.net/red_dot_heaters.htm

[kbkrause]

Cool Ed. Now you can stay out a little later in the year for those jumbos... :)

[Getaway]

We do enough spring fishing, I just may put one of those on my boat.

No more ice build up on the roof on those cold spring days.....right Jason? :lol:

[TONGA]

If you would be so kind Ed? when you do her will you shoot a few pics and maybe do a little write up for the board? it would be great reading and I am sure a big help to anyone doing the same!

[Worm Dunker]

I know a couple guys that put the older style rear G.M. Van heaters in there boat. They worked pretty well except most boat thermostate are 160 degree so they don't heat as well as a car.