Sears Aluminum Boat Serial Number
I bought and old aluminum boat and I can’t find the serial number. From Classic Boat Library. West Bend-made motors can be distinguished by a 571- serial number. 1958 SEARS (Elgin was sold in the Sears. 3 new or used Sears boats for sale on BoatTrader.com. View the best selection of Sears boats to choose.
Hello all, I inherited a old sears roebuck aluminum boat. The paper work says its a 1955 sears roeb 15ft. Is anyone familiar with this model? I'm looking to put a new outboard on it but there is no capacity plate and I can't find any info online. The boat does have some leaks, and it looks likes I will have to rebuild the transom. Is this a project worth starting? Any info you can give me will be greatly appreciated thanks Joe I had a similar craft.
All older riveted hulls leak from the wracking they take on the water. I once used an epoxy paint on my hull that slowed leaks, but they came back. Nature of the beast. If you keep it, UR are gonna have to figure out a bilge pump arrangement. Not sure of your transom problem? It should be aluminum with a plywood backing and the only way to fix cracked aluminum is to do some aluminum welding.
It can be fixed. If I recall correctly, OMC ratings for a boat that size was probably 25hp.
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Hello, first post, hopefully someone can help me. Hp compaq dx6100 mt drivers for windows 7. I am trying to discover the make of a Jon boat I just bought, used. The previous owner had used an electric trolling motor on it but never registered it. I bought it with a bill of sale, but he did not know the make or model. There is no hull id tag on it, just a small tag on the front.
But i need the make and year to pay my sales tax so i can get it registered. Any help would be amazing, because unless I can figure out the make I don't think I will be able to register it. Pics are below Thanks a head of time. The boat looks new enough to have a HIN, which will be embossed, stamped or engraved into the upper right hand corner of the transom. The first three letters of the HIN will be the manufactures prefix code. This will tell you who built it.
If it doesn't have a HIN, the state it was last registered in will have assigned a HIN, along with a registration number (MS something in Mass). This number can lead you to the last registered previous owner (who still owns it, unless you've preformed a title transfer), which will have a title associated with it and the manufacture may be listed on it.
The boat has a surprising capacity plate, suggesting somethings not right. A 3.5 HP rating, on a boat that could easily handle a 20 HP outboard suggests someone is trying to beat a rule or minimum HP law. What else I find suspicious, is all boats in the USA will have an affixed HIN, if built after the fall of 1973. It also appears this boat has had it's registration numbers removed. Even if it was built before 1973, it would still have a registration number on it flanks. Simply put, the boat looks newer then a 1973 and coupled with the lack of registration number means it'll be a real pain in the butt to get a registration or title for (you can preform a title search and file an abandoned vessel claim).
The local sheriff or Harbor Patrol will assumed someone is trying to apply for different registration numbers or that it's stolen. Being cops at heart, they'll assume (correctly so most of the time) that it's stolen. Guess who gets dragged down to the police station.
This sort of thing happens all the time by folks that haven't much experience with boat registration processes. If you want to be safe, ask for a title and registration for the boat. If you get anything other then 'sure, here they are' walk away. My understanding of MA boat registration requirements is all motorized boats, except USCG documented, must be registered, unless it's a visiting boat (out of state registry). Lastly, if the previous owner never registered the boat, he still had to do a title transfer. One usually goes hand in hand with the other, so someone is blowing smoke up someone's butt. It's very possible the previous owner doesn't actually own the boat, because it's still registered in the name of someone else.