Recent content by hakr

Decisions, decisions...

It's more a question of your limits or your wife's limits than the boat's limits. One to two footers is not a problem for most 18 foot boats you might want to use as Bay fishing boats. There's often a chop just like that on the Bay. Unless you slow down, you'll get bounced around a lot.

...this here joint is a fount of smart guys and good advice... I'm thinking of upgrading to a larger standby generator, probably a 17KW model. The generator will be approximately 50 to 60 feet away from the house circuit breakers. The wire will run under the main level floor and above the...

Has to be...on his project list was an entry "Polish fuel."

Very nice. How did you handle the wiring? What gauge wire? Does it go back to the batteries at the stern? Thanks!

Thanks. I sort of remembered it being open when I looked at a 2320 at Tri-State. So, it's the same console as on th 21 footer. I guess?

...of the control console (on which the steering wheel is located) in the 2320 pilot house? Is it closed with a plastic door, or is it left open so you can see the wires if you happen to be sitting on one of the bunks? Just curious.

A half million? For an outboard powered fishing boat? :lol: Hehehe.

Ayyyup...apparently it has no interior. :lol:

Well, I guess it was a "vapor" boat! :wink:

Did Parker ever finish out the interior? Are photos available?

Yes, it does...and a straight inboard diesel, a prop pocket, and about 400 hp. *Not* an I/O.

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40 mph according to the GPS with two aboard and full fishing gear, two coolers, half-tank of fuel, but I normally "cruise" at 25 mph out on Chesapeake Bay. The 2100 CC "deep vee" is very comfy out on the Bay chop; the boat rides better in the chop than the 2520 XL I used to own. I think the 2100...

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