In order to make sure that any future boating experiences are fully enjoyable, you might consider upgrading your rig before you head out on your next adventure. If you are interested in boat furniture outdoor living or you just want to step up your game with a few new mods to your boat, this is the article for you.
Here are the top 3 things you need to modify on your boat before you head out again.
Electric Auxillary Motor
Not only are these great options for fishing since they will allow you to stealthily sneak through the water, they also come in handy if your main motor dies. If your boat isn’t too large and heavy, a compact auxiliary outboard motor will weigh almost nothing and add a great safety mechanism to your boat.
Impact-Rated Seats
For those of you doing a lot of serious high-speed boating, you might consider upgrading your captain’s chair to a seat that is designed to absorb shock. There are even entire deck consoles that are designed to protect you from the worst of impacts. For the general hobbyist, a standard impact seat should be enough to give you control while at the helm.
New Propeller
While it may seem like upgrading the motor is the right choice when you want to go faster, upgrading the propeller is actually the right place to start. There is a little bit of mystery when it comes to different types, so be sure to do some digging when it comes to choosing one that is right for you. Once you find the ideal combination of diameter, pitch, and a blade shape, you’ll be glad you started with that a not a new motor.
All in all, remember that only you can be the judge of what you need on your boat, but always be sure that safety is your number one priority before planning any adventure.