Recent content by Toddk9

Need more info from you - current prop - Max RPM and the speed. I have a 2017 22' (Express tube package) w/ Yamaha VF115 and use a Turning Point 13.5x15 4 blade that i like. 6 people, RPMS are about 5800 @ 28 mph and jumps out of the water. Just wife and I, max RPM's 6200 @ 33mph. Thought about...

I know in '17, Bennington used Heritage Trailers. It says "Bennington by Heritage" on it.

When I set up my hoist for V-bunks, I set the outer bunks at the center of the V at 77" apart. Pontoon slid on great when summer came around.

If you can wait til mid-May, after i get my boat in the water (lake wisconsin), you can borrow my bunk trailer to go the 200 miles and then return it. I am between Madison and Cottage Grove. Use your scissor trailer for the shorter distance. Scissors are know for tipping to the side because of...

i would go long just for the fact you got more play when parking your boat. Does not have to be exact on the hoist if you got a foot on both sides to play with

Check with a Bennington dealer, I am in Madison and use Don's Marine in Lodi over Quam's in Stoughton when i needed a new changing room curtain.

Update - In Wisconsin we received about 18" of snow in 5-6 day span last week. I went out to the boat and cover to inspect. It is holding up well in the front and middle. I think next year i will buy a longer ridge board. currently @ 12 ft, to go back further to the ski/tow bar for better...

Hey anybody read this? Look at how cheap the Barletta is compared to the others.. You need some serious change to buy the others...

I throw in the big bucket (2lb) of "Damp Rid" on the floor to keep the moisture level down and I open all the seat compartments for the winter to make sure everything dries out.

Our "house Hippo" in its natural environment doing what it does best

FYI - This guy has videos on setting up the Garmin Striker 4 on your boat. I learned a lot from him and now enjoy the little unit. He has many classes for it. I watched class 2-4

Final pictures, just need a motor cover and calling it good enough

WOW... they look good.

Well, I started the process of installing it.. What I learned: 1) Poles can only be 4ft high. Anything taller, the cover will not go under the deck. Started at 5ft and worked my way down 2) Cover is nice and has two vents in it. Think it will last a few seasons. It ratchets the bottom nice...

FYI - I just applied my cover for the first time and went over the motor. I did not like the triangle gap on both sides of the motor. Like you said, rodents can get in. Going to redo it. FYI - here is the thread i started for it, if you want to see what i bought and some pictures. Easier to...