jeffo21
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it may also be stamped or engraved so also feel for it
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look on the right pontoon in back should be a id tag there
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pack the bearings good then put some in the hub you dont have to fill it full of grease
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theres something wrong somewhere cause you shouldnt be replacing bearings that often
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have you ever replaced the bearing races or the hub seal? bearings should not have to be replaced that quickly.
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I have to of the Arid X rods and love them. I paired them with Lew's Tournament MB reels.
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you might also look at some of the Lew's combo's or a Daiwa Arid X rod and a Lew's LFS reel. the Daiwa Arid x rods are some great rods at their price.
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I had one of the bantam 3x boats in the mid late 90's the handles were a clear resin type handles and I think 1 1/2 around. They don't make these boats anymore. you might use a wooden closet rod as a handle. you would need to get one side started in and then keep pushing it in and then pop it into the other side and try to equal them up. hope this helps some.
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Glad you were able to find it.
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the id number should be on the right pontoon in the rear. as far as seats measure the floor and get a piece of plywood and water treat it and bolt a pedestal mount to it and go from there.
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why you want to know? you gonna come rob me? Bahaha I have 2 Lews Tournament Pro's 2 Lews Tournament MB's 3 Lews LFS's
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LM have you looked at lews website? if its not there call lews service they would probably email you one. Those guys are very helpful
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I have 2 of the Lew's tournament Pro reels and love both of them smooth and quiet. I send mine to lews to be serviced and oiled once a year. They are great reels. I use mine for a little bit of everything from plastics to chatterbaits to cranks. Go somewhere that carries all 3 reels and get all of them in your hands and see which one feels the best to you.
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