bed for jon boat
Next, you’ll need to make sure the dimensions of your truck bed and jon boat are compatible enough to allow the bed to fit your jon boat. as i mentioned before, most truck beds are 5-8 feet long and about 5.5 feet wide. with most jon boats being around 8-20 feet in length and 3-5 feet wide, you may have to shimmy it a bit when getting it into. 8-12 foot boats work great for small area-exploration. 14-16 foot jon boats work great for water sports and utility work. 18+ foot boats are for utility and commercial use. for so many boating hobbyists, jon boats are the perfect solution to duck hunting expeditions, fishing trips, river explorations, and light transportation.. A jon boat (or johnboat) is a flat-bottomed boat constructed of aluminum, fiberglass, or wood with one, two, or three bench seats. they are suitable for fishing and hunting. the nearly flat hull of a jon boat tends to ride over the waves rather than cut through them as a v-hull might; this shallow draft – only a few inches – enables the jon boat to operate in very shallow water, but limits. 
bed for jon boat When i first came on the site i asked about sealing up a jon boat. one or two people said that you could put the lining on a jon and it would work good. i was wondering since we have so many new people joining us if anyone has seen or has a jon done like this. was just wondering what it does to the weight of the boat and if it really does work in stopping leaks.. Hotpickle wrote:hey guys, i'm working on a 14 ft aluminum side console right now.the time to paint is coming up and i was thinking about using a roll on truck bed liner, then paint above the waterline. i'm going to use epoxy to seal roivets and seams on the inside of the hull..
