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<blockquote data-quote="Smuscha" data-source="post: 449042" data-attributes="member: 2962">Digital thermostat if it’s not already, limit switch and flame sensor (50 bucks for both on Amazon), rod rack from catch cover, air fryer, multiple charging cords for devices, if it has winches you can make ez lift drill attachment out of a socket and use the drill to lift, change the bunk foams to memory foam, if going to use in the summer add a fan to help with AC, hole sleeves for the winter and cut them to fit, adding another hole And catch cover is nice for livescope transducer, cutting boards, can of favorite spray lube and starting fluid, boot try by front door, rattle reels are personal preference we prefer wooden rattle wheels and color them all different with fly line, Make sure to grease the pivots. There is a drive in zerk on them but no groves in the shaft or collar for grease to go. Grease them often because when they seize it’s a bear to get them pulled off (trust me I know). If you have them apart for any reason tap the hole and put a threaded zerk in.Have had a 2016 IC for 4 years now, also my first one. Other than the pivot issue it’s treated us well and it’s used year round.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Smuscha, post: 449042, member: 2962"] Digital thermostat if it’s not already, limit switch and flame sensor (50 bucks for both on Amazon), rod rack from catch cover, air fryer, multiple charging cords for devices, if it has winches you can make ez lift drill attachment out of a socket and use the drill to lift, change the bunk foams to memory foam, if going to use in the summer add a fan to help with AC, hole sleeves for the winter and cut them to fit, adding another hole And catch cover is nice for livescope transducer, cutting boards, can of favorite spray lube and starting fluid, boot try by front door, rattle reels are personal preference we prefer wooden rattle wheels and color them all different with fly line, Make sure to grease the pivots. There is a drive in zerk on them but no groves in the shaft or collar for grease to go. Grease them often because when they seize it’s a bear to get them pulled off (trust me I know). If you have them apart for any reason tap the hole and put a threaded zerk in. Have had a 2016 IC for 4 years now, also my first one. Other than the pivot issue it’s treated us well and it’s used year round. [/QUOTE]

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