I don't have any recent pictures, but for us, it's about spending time with family and friends and making unplugged memories (without phones, tv, etc).
The cost of owning/maintaining/operating (gas) the boat is the cost. We don't even think twice about it and we are by no means the...
I have dual batteries and carry a jump pack on board. I figure the jump pack would be likely used by others at tie-ups, etc before me, but always good to have. Can't be too safe.
I had a set that was damaged in shipping, their customer service was great. Basically overnighted me a new set at no cost. Maybe it's worth a call if it's not right?
I thought that pic looked like our lake.....I dont think we got that much snow anyway. Based on what I saw on my cameras, may have been only a couple inches, and it's all gone now.
I agree with this. That's how i've also done it with waverunners too. fog in the fall. change plugs in the spring after the first ride. however, i have yet to change plus on my outboard.
First, I add Stabil Marine at EVERY fill up. Per my dealer, I drop it off at the end of the season with approx 1/2 tank. They stabilize the remaining fuel. Then, when it gets wet in the spring, I fill the tank with fresh fuel and I'll run it down as low as I safely can before the 2nd fill up.
I always cover my boat when I'm done for the day. Wet or dry. Knock on wood, haven't had any issues. Especially in the summer heat, the boat gets cooked everyday.
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