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MonacoMike

Well-Known Member, from Indiana lakes and Lake Michigan

MonacoMike was last seen:
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    1. Brandon270DA
      Brandon270DA
      I saw you posted an add in May 2019 about a bimini frame for a 270. Was this ever sold? I've got the wide body 1998 270 so don't even know if it would fit. Thanks, Brandon
      May 6, 2020
    2. Ezio
      Ezio
      What’s with the hours of engine use ? I am looking to purchase a 2003 Sea Ray 340 with 840 hrs but the owner says that the engine was rebuilt 240 hrs ago. What information should I ask him to prove it and with good maintenance how many hours is the engine good for.
      Sep 26, 2019
    3. tacoma4251
      tacoma4251
      Hi Mike,

      I'm a new boater owner of a 1999 240 Sundancer. I want to charge the batteries (3) using my shore, home ac power. My battery selector switch has 3 positions.....What position should it be on? Also, do I need to turn both the AC panel on and the Inverter switch on?

      Thank you ahead!
      Kevin
      Feb 24, 2019
      2. MonacoMike
        MonacoMike
        First things first, with a nearly 20 year old boat no one knows what may have been changed.

        To charge batteries you must plug in shore power and turn on the panel. Then turn on the AC charger or converter or battery charger, they have used all those names. In the most common set up batteries will charge no matter the battery switch position. Hope this helps,
        Feb 25, 2019
    4. tacoma4251
      tacoma4251
      Hi Mike,

      There's a selector switch located inside a cabinet with a clock like face in the rear of the boat. The switch has 4 positions: 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock. I need help figuring what position the selector switch should be in when starting, when boating on the lake, when parked in the driveway, and when charging the batteries?

      Thank you!
      Kevin
      1999 240 Sundancer
      Feb 4, 2019
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