News From Classic Accessories

I just got an email from Classic Accessories and I am following up on this. They may no longer be selling tubes and pontoons. I will let everyone know what I find as soon as I have more info.

Here is the email I got. Looks like that is it.

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Now that's a bummer.

That’s sure a bummer . Cumberland is an awesome tube. Might need to find another one on eBay or something, just to have parts.

Dang, that is too bad.

I was at Sportsman's Warehouse this weekend and saw this display on the floor.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Those are so cool .

Colorado was my first pontoon and first one I motorized.
Great platform x trying to load and unload that beast solo was brutal ( 75# with metal frame and without gear).

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Jerdon wrote:I was at Sportsman's Warehouse this weekend and saw this display on the floor.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

jmytuna,

On a side note. How far could you travel with that trolling motor?

Jerdon wrote:jmytuna,

On a side note. How far could you travel with that trolling motor?

At Barrett
3.8 round trip pine arm
5 miles round trip hauser arm

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50A Lithium, old Min Kota 45# thrust with DIY PWM speed controller  w heavy Colorado gets me to one of the arms and back and can last most of the day.
If there is wind or I go fish other arm I carry a back up battery.

With Brushless haswing trolling motor that is more efficient and frameless scadden detonator that is lighter and doesn’t catch the wind  as much as the taller Colorado, I have much longer range and can hit both arms but I still carry a back up 50aH lithium.