Dig this crazy boat?
 

whatta piece of crap.

http://www.admiraldrive.com/float_overview.html

that thing would be awesome on the Border lakes of canada where the only way to get to your own island is by boat. could haul all kinds of stuff to your house

i sure hope those wheels have a by pass to put them down if the system brakes.

Looks pretty utilitarian, but it looks like from the pictures that the outboard must be removed when the boat is trailered. That would be a drag.

put one of these guys on the back and you wold have somthing

http://www.prodriveoutboards.com/

these things are bad azz. im putting together a demo with a 36 this winter.

Nipper, the stern of the boat is actually the tongue of the trailer. Check out the video. Finally found out what Rube Goldberg's been working on.

I agree, but look at the pictures of when they have the rig hooked up to a tow vehicle. In each picture, there is no outboard motor mounted on the stern (i.e. tongue).

OK, seacrets, you are right. I saw the video and the motor was mounted on the stern (tongue).

The things you can dream up when you're high on marijuana.

"Dudeman....It's like a boat,,,,but huh huh huh,,it's like a trailer at the same time man!!! Far-out!!"

Bradford, you're killing me, how many beers did you get out of the fridge while doing the test in off topic

3, no wait, make that 4.:beer:

Actually I'm surprised we haven't seen this invention earlier from Stinky Hooker!

The weight of your outboard effects your tongue weight, then let's load an ATV in the back/front (whatever). How about dropping hot wheel bearings in the nice cool Canadian water. With the tires submerged. it's a great time to check for air leaks. You must have to repack after every trip. I think somebody had way too much time on their hands.

Finally!!...somebody COMBINED a boat and trailer...my life is COMPLETE!!...I can die now!!...:sand:

Talk about a solution in search of a problem. Now why can't somebody invent a fountain pen that will write under whipped cream?

I got one that works under Mazola oil...don't know 'bout the whipped cream, but sounds worth runnin' a tester...:beer: