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Its great to see the activity picking up here on Classic Parker but that unfortunately means the offseason. Lets see the off season projects and so far mine is new batteries but not yet....spring time I will buy them! Watch that little date sticker if you believe it.

I had an Aquasport with a 74 gallon poly tank and no issues, To me an offshore boat needs an aluminum tank foamed in rather than a plastic tank of comparable size but again just my opinion.

I have owned my 2520 notched transom for ten years now and not once have I taken a wave over it. Of course you can take a wave over with any boat but with the notched transom possibly even more. Pick your offshore days and you will be fine.

Depending on what you may do with your boat considering poly....inshore vs. offshore. Myself I would not go poly but you need to consider how you use your boat.

I think mine is a sternsaver. Great luck with it so far.

How tall is the pedistal if you still have it,

Try Ken at "Prop Gods"

Looking for Fluke and Seabass yesterday outside of Newport. I was bitten off clean with a 6oz Spro w/ squid after a big hit. Less than a minute later my son got another big hit and this is what he brought up. Only about a 3'er but a Mako. Successful release and he was pissed.

Here is mine on a 2520.

nice job.

Also mine has a 30" shaft. Let us know how you make out.

Here is what I have on my 300. I have a 2520 Sport Cabin its the new water grip. I will see if I have the box and post that pic too. My motor is all the way down which I thought would be too low but while underway the cavitation plate is at the surface of the water. I am happy with where it is.

Mine are in the garage but then again I do not spend the night sleeping on the boat which may make them a necessity.

I removed the wiper motors last fall to clean them up. I got the starboard side back in before winter and now I have an issue with the way it is wired on the port side. Any help would be great.

I contacted Eric with Parker and for my 99 2520 he said inside the strakes.Here is the reply. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Jay inside is the preferred location. Regards, Eric Denton Engineering Parker Offshore LLC. Subject: Re: Trailer for 1999 2520...

Thanks Andy found your post...looks like yours must be on the outside of the strakes. Hi Tooler, welcome you to ClassicParker!.... I'm not sure if the following info will help, but just in case; We have a 2013 2520 XLD (deep-V); same hull as yours. The trailer is a tandem-axel Road King 12,000...

For those who have a bunk trailer where do they sit on the bottom of your boat? Inside or outside of the strakes?