airboat plans
12-26-2004, 06:30 AM
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airboat plans
the plans are complete and posted http://cajungatorairboats.com/v-web/...n/bb/index.php
they have change, the plans are for a 24" flat bottom hull. with step by step instructions. If they are missing anything post a reply to let me know, so that I can fix it. also, if you use the plans, would you post if they are of use to you or not, helpful or not.
Please do not abuse the plans
they have change, the plans are for a 24" flat bottom hull. with step by step instructions. If they are missing anything post a reply to let me know, so that I can fix it. also, if you use the plans, would you post if they are of use to you or not, helpful or not.
Please do not abuse the plans
12-26-2004, 01:05 PM
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RE: airboat plans
GOOD deal ! ! ! Now , folks , HAL has put these up .... and I HOPE you guys take advantage of this good thing !
those are a DEFINATE help for new folks AND experienced alike .
You DA man my Cajun budd .... ! ! !
Keep them hulls a building and get those ideas you have outta you head and in reality ! !
( you know what I am talking about ...
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oh yeah , for those of you that do not know ... HALJMAC makes a GEORGOUS looking AND running hull .
View his site .... join his forum ... look at the vids ...
http://cajungatorairboats.com/
those are a DEFINATE help for new folks AND experienced alike .
You DA man my Cajun budd .... ! ! !
Keep them hulls a building and get those ideas you have outta you head and in reality ! !
( you know what I am talking about ...
)oh yeah , for those of you that do not know ... HALJMAC makes a GEORGOUS looking AND running hull .
View his site .... join his forum ... look at the vids ...
http://cajungatorairboats.com/
12-29-2004, 12:35 PM
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RE: airboat plans
TNX haljmac. I copied the plans and it comes out to 11 sheets. Took a bit of time but they look good. What size engine do you recommend?
I have a .20, a .36 and a .40 currently not in use. I have a Windy with an OS.10 and getting ready to build another with a .15 so it can run a bit faster. I also have a Big Swamp Buggy kit that will get a .46 or a .60. Ain't we got fun ?
Not complaining, but perhaps you could condense the plans a bit to make them easier to copy. Thanks again.
I have a .20, a .36 and a .40 currently not in use. I have a Windy with an OS.10 and getting ready to build another with a .15 so it can run a bit faster. I also have a Big Swamp Buggy kit that will get a .46 or a .60. Ain't we got fun ?
Not complaining, but perhaps you could condense the plans a bit to make them easier to copy. Thanks again.
12-29-2004, 12:50 PM
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RE: airboat plans
Hey BALLGUNNER ...
theres a fellow who's needing the directions for building the BIG SWAMP BUGGY ( another post ) .
Any chance you might email him the directions ? ( he was given the kit by a friend , but no directions were included . )
theres a fellow who's needing the directions for building the BIG SWAMP BUGGY ( another post ) .
Any chance you might email him the directions ? ( he was given the kit by a friend , but no directions were included . )
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I did reply to his post but I don't have a postal address to send copies. As soon as he replies with his name and address I'll copy the plans and instructions and mail them to him.
01-28-2005, 09:46 PM
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