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A number of people have asked about the toilets in the Parkers. My solution (never had to use but is perfect if we needed it) is the folding camping toilet seat & Wag Bags which all fit in a cover & store easily out of the way. The Wag Bags have everything in them - a bag for the toilet, toilet...

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SOLD - Sale includes: 2007 Parker 2120, 2007 Yamaha 150 HP 4 stroke with 225 hours, 2007 Continental 4 wheel trailer with surge brakes & spare tire (used twice), extra Parker bench seat, fiberglass dock box, extra pedestal seat, spare prop, Seaspension seat post, inverter and many many other...

The design I had in the above photos has held up quite well as it still looks the same as when I made it. Not sure I mentioned before, but when I am trailering it a distance, I simply open the velcro flaps and remove the material off the frame leaving the frame in place. I had worried some that...

Second photo down on this old post shows my Icom VHF radio mounted in the corner of the strd. windows. The radio is splash resistant and it has been soaked a number of times with no problems. Mike mounted above it keeps the cord out of the way and within easy reach to grab the mike to talk or to...

Assume a gasoline engine would be lot lighter and cheaper as a bolt on module. Swap modules for different objectives. Makes the 25 footer a 29 or30 ft. Boat?................Pete

http://www.proboat.com/bolt-on-diesel-power.html Hope the link works to see the bolt on Yanmar diesel for a 25 Parker. If not go to www.proboat.com to see the photos & article. For those who thirst for a diesel or are repowering, could be a competitive option.............Pete

I would call a Yammie engineer to discuss it. I have had super info from them for the last 5 years with a wide variety of questions. Last number I had is: 1-866-894-1626 Good luck.....................Pete

When I bought my 2007 2120, I talked to Parker and to Yamaha about the 150 vs. the 200. Seemed to me that the Yammie engineer knew the most about performance, speed, torque, etc. Bottom line for me was that 1) Yammie thought the 150 had the latest and best engineering 2) The 200 would add about...

Ah isn't it great we all have our own opinions about how we manage our boats and our lives and that there is usually not a right or a wrong. The only time my battery switch is on BOTH is if I cannot start the engine on battery #1 or #2 and this is my desperation option to use BOTH at the same...