His sons have not the love of the water that my son and I have so decided we just need one boat. My son got it off his uncle about 2 years ago, so I did the trailer work etc but son has not been unable to use it as he has been working in northern B.C. He was the second owner of the boat and original owner of the motor and trailer. The unit was owner by my brother in Surrey. Other items that you can have if you want are: 2 paddles, 2 life jackets, 2 manual deep line, 2 small canon balls, 2 ropes, 4 rod holders, 1 bumper, 1 set jumper cables, engine water intake 'muffs', and old fish net. The boat is an old Sangstercraft 15 foot 6 inch with lockable storage under the bow. I went back to manual mix on my next outboard motor. I had a Johnson motor where to automatic mixer was 'working' but not giving enough oil at high speed and destroyed the motor. The oil mixer reservoir tank is broken but you are better off manually mixing your gas and oil than relying on the automatic mixing. The 60 HP Mercury outboard motor ( early 90's I believe) has power lift and rack & pinion steering attached. The trailer( 1992) looks like new and replacement cost is over $2,000. The Calkin trailer length is 17', GVW 876 kilograms, has new swivel trailer jack, P165/80R 13 tires, wheel bearings and lights along with a Fulton Fold away reach. A keel roller is located along the center line of the boat trailer to support the keel. The motor and trailer has been used in fresh water 98% of the time. Ill show you how I replaced the old keel roller on my boat trailer. It has been stored in Surrey under cover waiting to take the grandchildren to Cultus lake every couple years. The boat is older with very little use in the past 20 years. Great older 15' Sangstercraft boat with 60 HP Mercury out board and 17' Calkin trailer.

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