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Here are some more pictures of the new 20' Pilothouse being built!
Let me know if there are any questions. We will post more pics as they come.- Glen
Let me know if there are any questions. We will post more pics as they come.- Glen
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Re: Wooldridge 20' Pilothouse Build
I think that this boat will be a great compromise between an open skiff and your 24-29 foot models. It will get people out on the water without being in the weather at an affordable price. What are you thinking for power? I think that an F150 would be a nice match. Have you come up with a price, yet?
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I agree. There has to be a market for that boat. Mine with my modifications attracts lots of attention. I did throw on the F250 for the extra power for the times when I take it out for tuna.
Self bailing deck as well Glen?
Sliding door? or Hinged?
Self bailing deck as well Glen?
Sliding door? or Hinged?
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A 150 is what we will use. A 150 will be just right on this boat, fast and good on gas. We will use a Diamond Sea swing door that folds against the rear cabin wall, I don't like sliders as well myself if you have cold weather with some slush in the track and if it freezes durning the night the door isn't going to open. Glen
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Looks like a great boat. It is great to have you on the board. Will this boat be able to be fitted with the walk through clam hatch?
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To answer your questions. #1. No it's not self bailing, it's very hard to make the floors high enough in a smaller boat. #2. Yes a gull wing front door will work in the 20ft pilot. #3. The 20ft offshore with the pilot house option, the offshore bracket, raised sides with 50 gal fish box, 150 hp with ss prop and hyd. steering rigging package with battery. tandem axle trailer about 56k. The boat the way it will be outfitted in the Anchorage with a lot more options including a head about 69k plus freight. Glen
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I think this is a super cool idea. Now to plot a way to get one!
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Dead Rise?? Bow entry?? Est. weight complete?
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Glen I passed the thread on to a guy just north of you that is looking for a new boat. See if he bites.
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AlloyToy wrote:Dead Rise?? Bow entry?? Est. weight complete?
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16 degrees deadrise at the transom and 30 degrees deadrise in the bow. Total package for boat, motor and trailer would be less than 5,000 lbs. Will take to official scale and have exact weight when completed.- Glen
Boat has rails now and welding is near completion.
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I'd like to go for a ride! PLS PLS PLS!!! That is a good looking boat! Glad to see you sharing with all of us. Waiting for more pics. Are you going to be in the Pacific Marine Expo? Capt PJ
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It will be awhile before we are ready for a ride the first one is shipping without a motor. Your in Tacoma we are in south Seattle, stop by I would love to show you all the details, No we are not displaying in the expo. Glenpjay9 wrote:I'd like to go for a ride! PLS PLS PLS!!! That is a good looking boat! Glad to see you sharing with all of us. Waiting for more pics. Are you going to be in the Pacific Marine Expo? Capt PJ
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Nice looking boat, is it the weight that makes it so it cannot be self bailing?
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The cabin floor is 8" lower than the back deck , that tells me the cabin deck is at or below the water line.
No biggie , throw a couple bilge pumps in and hammer down.
No biggie , throw a couple bilge pumps in and hammer down.
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All that stuffed into jus' a 20 foot?
Wow, the pics are so deceiving.
Now all ya need is a "6 year old kid dressed up as a welder" to stand next to it in a brochure photo and people will think it's a 28 footer!
Wow, the pics are so deceiving.
Now all ya need is a "6 year old kid dressed up as a welder" to stand next to it in a brochure photo and people will think it's a 28 footer!
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welder wrote:The cabin floor is 8" lower than the back deck , that tells me the cabin deck is at or below the water line.
No biggie , throw a couple bilge pumps in and hammer down.
The rear deck is raised 3" for fuel capacity. You step down 8" from the rear deck to the center aisle in the cabin. The floor in the aisle is 8" from the keel. Here are some pictures with my dad who is 5' 8" checking out the boat. Sorry (Jettywolf), no 6 year old welders here but my dad just turned 87 on November 5th. -Glen :)
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That's not a midget in a flannel shirt!
Wow, that's a ton of boat for the actual size, as stated before.
Thanks for the boat pics
Wow, that's a ton of boat for the actual size, as stated before.
Thanks for the boat pics
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Glen, tell your Dad HAPPY BIRTHDAY , he looks GREAT. I bet he doesn't cut you any slack on boat building.
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Thank you for participating here and showing your builds
What is the beam? (or did you already say)
Can this 20' be built with a shorter walkaround cabin?
What is the beam? (or did you already say)
Can this 20' be built with a shorter walkaround cabin?
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Beam is 97 1/2". Yes you can make the cabin shorter. There is 3' behind the driver's seat now and if you made it shorter you would lose the ability to have a stand-up head. Plus, you would have to have custom side windows made.- GlenIN2DEEP wrote:Thank you for participating here and showing your builds
What is the beam? (or did you already say)
Can this 20' be built with a shorter walkaround cabin?
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Nice work . That boat looks WAY bigger than a 20 footer. Is that a reverse spray chine I see?????
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We operate two-axle straight trucks with 26' van bodies and to think that this one would fit inside fully rigged and could shut the door still challenges my mental ability to visualize it. If this 20' pushes 5k in weight dry, it will be very considerably overbuilt or heavily equipped (or both!) more than vessels of 25' that I've seen specs on.
The finished product will be well worth the wait to see.
The finished product will be well worth the wait to see.
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I believe that the 5k includes the trailer. Wooldridges tend to be light for their size.slabhunter wrote:We operate two-axle straight trucks with 26' van bodies and to think that this one would fit inside fully rigged and could shut the door still challenges my mental ability to visualize it. If this 20' pushes 5k in weight dry, it will be very considerably overbuilt or heavily equipped (or both!) more than vessels of 25' that I've seen specs on.
The finished product will be well worth the wait to see.
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Sabs28 wrote:Nice work . That boat looks WAY bigger than a 20 footer. Is that a reverse spray chine I see?????
Here is a picture of the chine on the 20' Pilothouse.........
Slabhunter- The estimated weight of less than 5K pounds was boat, 150 four-stroke and tandem axle trailer.- Glen
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