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There are probably more tracker aluminum boats in the world than any other brand. They build a nice boat, and the price is right for what they offer. The Ranger is going to be the top of the line aluminum, and will carry the pricing to match. You need to look into what YOU need out of a boat. Is a fancy dashboard that can handle big electronics worth paying for to you? Upgraded seats? Storage configurations? Live well options?� Last year at the ohio fish expo, there was a Ranger aluminum and Tracker same size and one could compare them almost side by side. There was no doubt the Ranger was better build. I can not speak of the other Manufactures (myboat360 boatplansiner, Starweld,Lowes,Lund,etc). Ranger� Wear Qualifying - Ranger - Ranger Aluminum Boats Can not be used in conjunction with any other Ranger� Boats offer. FOR A LIMITED TIME when you purchase a ALUMINUM WHEEL UPGRADE RANGER Retrieve Doc. Ranger Boat Battery Guide - myboat360 boatplans Cbcs exam study guide ranger boat battery guide engineer guide ranger boats ranger aluminum boats haynes ranger boats vs reviews,performance,compare,price eurocopter as training manual marine battery chargers, batteries & accessories - Document Retrieval. Tracker bass boats VS Ranger Bass Boats. Which brand is better? Watch the entire video for important info before � Why We Bought a Bass Tracker Aluminum boat over Alumacraft boats, Ranger Boats, Triton Boats, Lund Boats, Lowe Boats, Best Aluminum Bass Boat | Ranger Boats, Lowe Boats, Alumacraft Boats, & Bass Tracker? 2 ����� ����. Which is the Best Aluminum Bass Boat?.

I've been considering a tracker 17 or 18 foot center console aluminum Jon boat. Just got back from a boat show where they had a similar model but also a ranger rt The ranger was a few thousand more and felt like a nice boat. The salesman kept bashing tracker saying they were absolute trash, etc. Any truth to this or was he just being a salesman? I'll admit the ranger was nice but just a tad more than I wanted to spend, but still affordable.

I can't speak to either. I've fished from trackers in the past but not ranger aluminum boats so I can't give you any useful information on a comparison. I'm not schooled on aluminum boats in general but you might also check out Lund and Crestliner or maybe even a Carolina skiff to see if they have something like you're looking for. As far as the salesman, if he spent the whole time bashing tracker rather than telling you what makes the ranger stand out, he's not much of a salesman.

Do your homework on all that you look at. There are several folks on here who are very well versed on aluminum boats, hopefully one of them will chime in. Not much storage room or amenities. That ranger is a fishing boat through and through. I would buy the ranger 10X over if it were only going to be used fishing. If you get a Tracker, make sure you get a welded one. If you get a riveted Tracker, make sure you have a good bilge pump because I've never seen one that was more than a few years old that didn't leak.

My last boat was very similar to the Grizzly style boat Lowe Roughneck. While not a "fishing" boat, I caught a lot of fish out of it and got a lot of good use out of it. If you have the money though, the new Ranger aluminum boats are super nice. Thanks for the replies. After doing some more research I'm definitely going with the ranger. I usually fish every weekend from about April to September and I'm planning on setting it up to troll for steelhead and Kokanee salmon too.

I've never bought a new boat before. Is it similar to buying a car where I might be able to haggle off a couple thousand? Also is it normal to have to pay a freight and document fee? I know with cars you can usually get them to remove that but not sure how flexible boat dealers are. Considering Johnny Morris now owns both companies I would imagine the Ranger aluminum bass boat will be discontinued.

Trident also makes a good aluminum bass, however has same owner today. Any salesman who bashes another product to make his look better is not showing you anything other than lack of knowledge. I personally have no experience with the ranger boats but do with the tracker and have had zero complaints. I can imagine that many of the features on the ranger that people like will trickle down to the tracker lineup as the years go on as well.

All things being equal, I get the Ranger. The seats and console is top notch. The Ranger tins I looked at were very nice overall. I wouldn't put too much stock in what the dealer said about Trackers. A lot of people are happy with their Trackers. The with the 4-stroke Merc is a very appealing package.

Okay, older boats have wood in the transoms to renforce them as so they solid. Most bass boats have decks made of plywood marine grade. Very generalized statement and ill informed one as well. The use of marine grade plywood in decks saves on costs as well.

And if I'm not mistaken, most boats use some sort of wood for stringers also. Wood doesn't belong in transoms or on decks covered in carpet.

Nothing ill informed about that. It's poor and shoody construction that won't last. Very generalized statement and il informed one as well. The use of marine grade plywood in decks saves on costs as well as well. And if I'm not mistaken, most boats use some sort of wood for stringers as well.

I worked for a year building sail boats. One thing i noticed was that all of the older boats with wood cores were always waterlogged. Even the cores well above the waterline were rotten. I'm not saying that all boats with wood cores are bad boats. I would say that wooden core boats are at a higher risk of damage due to core contamination than modern core materials like high density closed cell foams.

Some manufacturers tend to use cheaper polyester resins which have a much higher water absorption than vinylester and epoxy resins. Not only that, the polyester resins don't flex as well and eventually get micro cracks and let in more moisture.

Wood is perfectly fine core material provided that the manufacturer didn't cheap out on the resin. No problem. I have 14 v-hull mirrocraft and I converted to be a bit more bass friendly. When I do upgrade it'll be an all composite boat. Nice boat. But as long as you take care of the boat properly, then it will last. Wood isn't the problem, moisture is. We all have our own opinions on what's right and wrong.

I agree. My argument wasn't that wood was the problem but it's propensity the absorb moisture which is often made worse through inferior resins.

I just didn't like the generalization about wood in boats either. But that's not how it came across When I bought mine I made them take the motor off the boat and put 3M's Marine Adhesive on the transom mounts as I feel sillycone is not the proper sealant for that and since it's going through the transom, I want the best sealer I can and still be able to remove the bolts when needed to make sure I don't get any water leaking through.

Having wood in a boat if it is taken care of does not mean you are dealing with an inferior boat any more than just because something says composite means you are dealing with a superior boat. Fiberglass can become waterlogged and delaminate.

Wood is stronger than fiberglass, less expensive to manufacture, it doesn't fatigue, it absorbs sound, easier and less expensive to customize and wood is eco-friendly. To make a blanket statement that wood is crap is ignorant. Lund warrants the hull, wood floor and wood transom for the lifetime of the boat. Tracker warrants the hull, wood floor, and wood transom for the life of the boat. Ranger Aluminum warrants the hull for lifetime and the non wood floor and non wood transom for 5 years You can post now and register later.

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