Thanks all.. I know a guy who is good working on “small things”!! LOL

Opps I forgot to me mention that the size difference is 22′ new to 20.5’used.

The new boat is would be a 22 and the used is a 19 with low hours. Big motor is under warranty for a couple more years on the used boat. Both boats are from reputable companies with the used boat considered heavier duty by many. The used boat would be set up basically how I would set up the new boat with the one exception. It has rails where I would prefer tracks for the fishing that I do. I do have a set of tracks in the garage however that I can install. It also has Solix graphs on the used boat. I am more familiar with the helix. I don’t know if I would dislike the solid units.

I like the idea of saving 16K and I also like the used boat for obvious other reasons. I am planning on keeping the boat new or used for 10 plus years as I would like to think I take good care of my equipment.

Thanks for all the replies.

If I keep it under 1000sq ft I can get by with slab vs footings. Im thinking of 32’d and 30’w.

I know materials are crazy high but I’m hoping they will come down next summer.

I would love to do a pole shed but I’m technically in city limits and they won’t me.

Coletrain27 wrote:

Dimensions might help

Nice fish!!!!! I am kicking the idea of purchasing a 2200. I would line to pick your brain if you don’t mind. I would like to purchase a used boat but there are ZERO out there. I’m chalking that up to a good thing.