trailer all done-lots of pics

[JayHelfrich]

This would be my choice.  Would work in the shack and the garage for storage.

http://strikemaster.com/store/storage/storage_bracket.html

Jay

[teamlund]

This would be my choice.  Would work in the shack and the garage for storage.

http://strikemaster.com/store/storage/storage_bracket.html

Jay

do you think self tapping screws into the stud would hold it when trailering across the lake? or should I run carriage bolts all the way through the wall from the outside and fasten them on the interior?

actually, now that I think about it. WIth all the vibration driving around I think carriage bolts would be best.....

[JayHelfrich]

I'd do carriage bolts with a brace plate on the outside to increase the clamping effect and reduce the possibility of them pulling through if you have to cross a pressure ridge or hit some snow drifts.

Jay

[teamlund]

I'd do carriage bolts with a brace plate on the outside to increase the clamping effect and reduce the possibility of them pulling through if you have to cross a pressure ridge or hit some snow drifts.

Jay

good call!!!

[wisicefishinnut]

Just wondering what the headroom is like in this shack, you have got my wheels turning into making a shack very similar to yours.

[IceMarc]

Nice setup!! Only need a la-z-boy

[teamlund]

Just wondering what the headroom is like in this shack, you have got my wheels turning into making a shack very similar to yours.

If i had to guess i would say 6'6"...maybe less but def over 6 ft.... You dont have to worry about hitting your jog pole on the roof when setting the hook.

FYI if i did it again I would buy a shack with luan walls on the inside to keep it on the lighter side. Next summer I will be tearing out the walls and installing/painting 1/8" luan walls instead of the 3/8" plywood in there now. The thicker plywood is nice for mounting items but luan would save alot of weight and i could work around the mounting issues by stretching a 1x3 of pine between the studs to mount on......

[pipeboy98]

I just finished mine...but I really like the design of this one.   It's a lot like the zack shacks I was looking at at the ice show.  Maybe when I have a few grand burning a hole in my pocket!   Nice job!

[teamlund]

FYI... I got a weight of this rig completely finished on a large pallet scale...

#1700 total weight.... Also the total weight on the wheels when trailer is hooked up to the truck is #1440...SO the tounge weight is #260..... Not to bad considering its all steel!!!!

these weights include a LP tank, battery, ect...

[pipeboy98]

Nice....I.m scared to put mine on a scale....but I suppose if I'm gonna drive it out I should know how heavy it really is!

[strubedog]

Nice set up teamlund, I see you on walleyecentral as well.  How are they biting on the bago system?

[teamlund]

Nice set up teamlund, I see you on walleyecentral as well.  How are they biting on the bago system?

dead as can be... I have been out on the ice about 12-15 times so far this year and I only have 2 walleye to my name.