New To Me 2008 Parker 2320 w/Yamaha F250

[willyk9]

Got a chance to test out my double anchor setup off the pulpit yesterday, doubled up in 80' no problem.

Attached the ball to each line before dropping off side of boat, lines came out right through the roller setups. When picking, ran right up the middle and both anchors came up in the balls, retrieved the lines from stern with no issues.

 

[Hwyman]

Wow! Awesome setup!

 

[ktomlinson]

May be interested in your rear seat, still interested in getting rid of it?

 

[willyk9]

Not sure yet, have the bench part of the seat removed for now which makes for a lot more room. Have it stored away in the house and right now going to leave the back rest in. Works as a leaning post and can place a cooler back there for a seat as well with the back rest.

 

[ktomlinson]

Good idea! That may be a better option for me too. Those seats are expensive. I can get a coming pad for $90-100 and a cushion to fit my cooler for $100!

 

[Cubasfinest12]

Solid rig! What kind of padding did you use for the inside of the cabin?

 

[willyk9]

Hear of everyone using Dri-dek but found these at a much lower price. $3.38 a sq. foot. Very happy with the way the feel and were easy to install and cut. A rubber mallet will come in very handy for install.

http://www.rubberflooringinc.com/interl ... p-loc.html

 

[willyk9]

Added some rod holders today.

- 1 one each side closer to the pilot house, 30 degree.
- 2 in the transom between the hatches, perfect fit. 15 degree.

For anyone interested these are the rod holders, for the price they are really nice. Same shape as the Parker rod holders, have the black inserts, closed bottom with drain, and a gimbal.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ETJ ... ge_o01_s00

I made 15 & 30 degree jigs by following this site, and they were really easy to make, c clamps to hold them down while drilling worked perfect.

http://www.boatingmag.com/jig-cutting-rod-holder-holes