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Sept. 28th bowman1962 casual3579 icestorm1998 Kevin J lanceriley1 Mattp Sheltieboat Tim tymkovich

Awesome! We hope to get a couple more hours out on ours, probably end up with 125+ “running” hours this year, which equates to probably 400 “boat” time hours ... :)

Typically dealer, local canvas shop, or if you’re lucky, www.greatlakesskipper.com

Battery switch “should” be close to the batteries in line with the positive cable. My R had a master switch on the helm. Does yours? Did you check for power there?

Sept. 27th amr7333 Arieldog Carolyn S. Cummins Jeff Sommer Landmark II Margaritaville markmuntz Mattburnett84 morlando27 pima Pod4951 Rob A Dob

What model Garmin? Did you get/read the manual?

Sept. 26th Bodollar Boostedhatch97 Dandsconnelly H2O Therapy Lake Farm Lang1383 Port rjprenaud SSRD Tamara

Don’t count on “replacement”. The warranty states Bennington will “fix” issues, but does not state they will ”replace” a pontoon with any defects.

Sept. 25th Chilly willy Jayp1919 Jim Ehrenreich Tim B55 TMDS

What existing model do you have and are you willing to modify for install?

But in reality, no different than any other “bow” type boat. I think dealers/potential purchasers forget this in their thought process. This hybrid type boat is intriguing.

If anything, I’d probably upgrade with aftermarket speakers and install an amp. Even a crap stereo with a good amp and speakers can sound pretty darn good. Truthfully my “radio” sucks (KMC10) but streaming with BT and it’s like night and day.

Unless you’re a true audiophile or cruising 30 plus all the time, I would spend my money elsewhere. Speakers and stereos are easy to come by and easy to replace if your fairly mechanical/electrical capable.

None that I’ve ever seen

Sept. 24th Billy b 302 FIRE UP klpaint Mich QSBA Miss Terri seadoo15 Spfeiffer TIMEOUT