Parker Yahoo Group Archived Messages
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339 | jpg1969_1 | Re: "Hows your pilothouse cabin in the summer?" | 2/22/2005 9:04:00 | |
We have a notched transom 2520 MVSC...we went for an optional 30 inch transom which has been fantastic. It's the best of both worlds - never have taken a drop of water over the transom, have better maneuverability than a bracket, takes up less slip space than a bracketed motor, and it's easier fighting a fish when it crosses the stern (doesn't get tangled with the motor). Think about the notched 30 inch transom! --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=u3Xw5QuAR696iejzldkTD9WAlqsikskqMTqBA-xtWLiWpVVdeCfngL25GaD4d4uXU8eoB1fan3dqGAMF5z1oYsc">[email protected]</a>, "bejayziz" <bejayziz@y...> wrote: > > > Hey guys,great site.I am pretty close to purchasing my first > parker,probably the 2520 pilothouse.Please could you give me some > input on the following:I fish out of the jones inlet new york and > one of my main concerns is how hot the cabin gets in the summer.Also > I'd like to get the extra helm outside as it has been suggested to > me that it will be a pain in the ass running in and out of the > cabin, is this the case for you guys without it?.And last but not > least a full transom as apposed to a cutout (single or twin > outboards) is the difference between these options to do with water > coming over the stern?As you can see fellas I'm pretty much a rookie > to boating and this purhcase is streesing the bejaziz out of me ha ha > Thanks in advance > B. |