The Ultimate Ice Shanty!

http://www.thewilcraft.com/pricing.php

$9,795.00 Base Sportsman Wilcraft includes:

• Lightweight self-propelled amphibious vehicle
  • Weighing in at 500 pounds, this rig has an extremely light footprint
  • A payload of 600 pounds - gets you, your equipment and even a buddy on areas once left to the daredevils
  • Engineered and built for performance on/in the wide range of environments a sportsman encounters
  • Large open floor plan to allow for your custom set-up or needs
  • Substantial 108"x 51" wheel base gives it a large footprint, putting less force per square inch on the surface then a person walking.
• Powder coated welded .080" thick aluminum hull (pic 1)
  • Providing strength and great appearance for many years
  • Reinforced with 2"x4" full length floor ribs for strength
  • Closed cell flotation foam for buoyancy and warmth with .063" aluminum floor panel
• Full width padded rear bench seat
  • Thick closed-cell vinyl/nitrile cushion — as in modern flotation suits
  • Waterproof, shock absorbing and warm
• Three fishing holes with watertight plugs (pics 2, 3, 4)
  • Uniquely designed raised curb to lessen the chance for items falling down the holes
  • Fish from inside the vehicle; comfort, convenient, safer and warmer
  • Watertight plugs are multi-use providing added storage, ideal for bait, beverages, port-a-potty or whatever you come up with
• Independent powered front and rear lift system
  • With the push of a couple of buttons the hull raises to 11" for great ground clearance or lowers to the ice/ground bringing you down to the ice sealing out the cold
  • Gives you the unique ability to slide over snowdrifts or plow ridges plus is the key feature that allows the Wilcraft to self-extract
• 302cc Briggs and Strattonâ„¢ engine with electric start & recoil backup
  • Easy cold starts and reliable performance
  • Overhead valves and cast iron cylinder sleeve for long life
  • Service backed with Briggs and Stratton's service dealer network
  • 10 amp regulated charging alternator
  • 300 cold cranking amp battery for starting and powering your accessories
• 55-watt halogen headlights and LED taillight
  • Bright and powerful adding visibility and safety both night and day
• CVT two speed locking differential transaxle with reverse
  • Sealed with synthetic EP transaxle fluid for low temperature operation
  • Great low-end torque when the going is rough and up to 20mph for getting to your spot
  • Locking differential puts both rear wheels to work at once when added traction is needed
  • Large 10" disc brake for effective stopping (pic 5)
• Removable commercial grade indoor/outdoor rubber-backed floor carpet
  • For easy vehicle cleanup
• Large low pressure tires
  • Providing great traction on a wide range of terrains and soft footprint
  • AT25X12-9 Carlisle Trail Wolf rear tires
  • AT22X8-10 Carlisle 4-MAX front tires
• Aluminum rims
  • Not only look good, they are lightweight and rustproof
• Tiller style steering and control
  • Easy one-hand control
  • Smartly placed for full use of cabin area
  • Twist throttle for sure control of your speed
  • Hand actuated hydraulic disc brake
• Accessible grease fittings and serviceable wheel bearings (pic 6)
  • 15 grease zerk fittings for complete lubrication of lift pivots and providing extended vehicle life
  • Sealed tapered roller wheel bearings for smooth operation & long life
• Three year limited warranty plus a commitment to you for long term service
  • Provided by experienced technical personnel that are dedicated to keeping your Wilcraft on the lake

I will continue to use the old road-a-tiller(sp)-- lol
 

ORIGINAL: Bluejay

Last week while fishing on Misery Bay I saw one of those new Wellcraft ice shanty's. He was running all around. When I left I noticed on his truck license that he was from Ohio. I didn't know you could use a motorized vehicle in the Park.

You cant.

lol...

I just started a whole 'nother thread about this....sorry, didn't even see this one.

Anyway....I say sweeeeet!

As to using a motorized vehicle in the park....it floats, so if it's registered as a boat....does it matter if it has wheels? At only 8hp. you surely wouldn't be restricted by power...sooo??