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Nope, but I too admired that one and passed by it often. :)

SOLD......... :cry:

Thanks guys, it pains me to sell her but I think it's time we part ways....I can't stand to see her sit. Needs a new owner to show her new love. Back is in bad shapeand gotten serious into camping and brewing beer...no time left for boating. Too many hobbies and not enough time. Funny how you...

Pictures show the Raymarine C-120 that has since been upgraded to the E-120. I am getting new pictures soon and will update. Thanks For Looking.

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I am proud to offer my Parker sport cabin for sale. I am selling due to lack of use in recent years and cannot stand to see her sit. This is an extremely well equipped 2520SL with factory warranty on motor. Engine has 620 HRS and has been meticulously maintained. Trailer included in the sale. I...

I have posed the same question while traveling in a Class A RV. Many would consider this their home, but the truth is they are all motor vehicles and laws apply. Reality is if you declare your weapons upon request you more than likely will not have any issues. Remember authorities carry guns...

Make sure you buy your fuel from a busy station on land. Get 89 octane and you should not be having carbon related issues with that low hours. As a rule of thumb my motor see's WOT on every trip because I do allot of trolling at 3 knots or less. I would be concerned that the problem is related...

I check the plugs every season and bought a new set at 100 hrs. What a waste of money. Now over 400 hrs on the originals and I keep the new ones on the boat just in case. The plugs with 400 hrs look new and the gap and electrode are as new. Some of the sevice shcedules are a little overkill and...

The S1000 is probably the best money I have spent on the boat....Do alot of slow trolling and it's like having another person on the boat. Must have on any boat.

2007 F-250, 550hrs, 1 water pump, 1 set of plugs (looked brand new so I saved them) regular oil changes with filter, 20 micron fuel filter once a season, Lower unit oil once a season, grease regularly and NO PROBLEMS. The lower unit oil looks like new when I change it and the engine oil hardly...

Yes...FLIR is a great company and will do good things with Raymarine. Intigrated FLIR, Radar GPS, Sonar and Auto Pilot...will be interesting to see what's to come.

When I prepare the boat for off season I remove all connections from the batteries except the charger leads and leave the automatic on board charger plugged in the entire off season. The worst thing you can do to a lead acid battery is let it sit discharged and even worse in freezing temps. No...

Sweet, looks like you got a fishing partner for life! :)

I use a small fan in the bilge and just crack the two rear compartments and the inspection hatch in the cabin. I get good ventilation and no mods. The fan also blows on the battery charger keeping it cool. The rear hatches are overlapping so no water gets in unless we get a hard driving rain...

Having the proper size crimp tool may be an issue but if you can find a solder connector be careful not to heat it up too much. I usually clamp a vice grip on the connector to help absorb the heat. Also do not shorten/lengthen the cable any more than needed.

Just a tip on the breakers...I used to stow my ropes in the same compartment as the breakers until I realized how wet it stays in there. I decided to keep the wet ropes in the cabin. I leave the hatch propped open when not in use to let the air circulate through. I have not had any issues since...

If is just dirty with carbon and not pitted I would clean and put back on. You may have a weak coil and can cause more carbon to build under the cap. Also check to make sure your spark plugs are gapped properly. I have gone many years and 100's of hours on the same cap and rotor. Also make sure...

Tease :?: :?: How about a price and pictures.... :? 8)