Recent content by BigKahuna

Glava since you have a 50 ft. dock are you able to just tie up somewhere then when the wind dies down move your boat onto the lift?!? Our double Bimini pushes us around like a sail and it was a challenge getting it back on the lift on breezy days. (Even with it down) So we used to just tie up on...

Hard to tell that you're excited that College football is back Bill!!! Ha!

Check with Greatlakesskipper.com. When we had our 2004 Bennington I purchased a complete original cluster of gauges from them! Worth a shot!

Are the snaps where the rub rail is?!? Like Vikingstaff said use bumpers or fenders so they won't make any contact with the dock!

Yeah like Jack said just have one custom made for your boat! Did the boat you are buying ever have a cover/have snaps installed?

7k?!? Holy S---!!!

http://www.ezfender.com/. You and your new boat deserves this David! Well made and I installed these on my last 2 boats!

Treat it with Starbrite waterproofing spray now!

It better be for $120K! Ha!

Printforfood once you clean/shampoo your carpet like Remediation suggested above......buy a gallon of Starbrite waterproofing spray and give your carpet a good soaking and let it dry. Then soak it again and let it dry! The water will bead up and run off like a just waxed car!!! It'll be so much...

When we kept our boat in the water we used to take time out every time we went out to clean the water line and under the toons! Didn't take long! We just worked it in part of the day! Plus we didn't want it to accumulate! This would have made it easier!

Correct me if I'm wrong. I always thought that a 2 pontoon boat never really gets up on plane! It just pushes through the water......

Welcome to the forum Losman. Next time you go out while sitting at the ramp or dock trim your motor up/down to several heights/levels then check the gauge to see if it correlates with the gauge! You can physically see the position of your motor/trim! If it doesn't match the position on the gauge...

When I had water in my starboard toon in my old boat I took it to a marine TIG welder. He drilled a hole in the bottom of the toon and all the water took several minutes to drain out! He then installed a threaded bung hole in case I needed to use it in the future.....

2019 Tritoon with an SPS hull.