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Nothing worse than feeling violated by something larger than what you are used to!:wow::smt101 <waiting for the replies to that:grin:>

Just wanted to say thank you to everyone for their advice. I did reach out to the folks at Skipper Buds where I purchased Capt'n Hook. They guy I dealt with there has to be commended for his honesty. He said the best way to sell it quick is to move it there so they can show the boat anytime...

The amps for mine are located under the pull out couch in the salon. I just pull the couch all the way out and access to them is super easy. Hope this helps.

Heck, mine is on the market right now.

I have not put it on here as of yet. We are selling because the wife (Admiral) wants a much larger house for entertaining our blended family. She's the boss as they say. I did put it on Craigslist but got a bunch of people wanting to take her for a ride but could not afford it. One guy went as...

Just curious of the best way that you folks have found for selling your boat. I am trying to sell my 06 340 Sundancer. Have it on eBay and BoatTrader. Not really wanting to broker her as they want 10% of the selling price. Thoughts and ideas?

Congrats! Great looker too!

Lord help us if he reproduces...

Great looking boat! Gratz!

Hard to believe that there was nobody sleeping on their boat. At least I hope there was nobody sleeping on their boat.

I can see him at some point acting all "gangsta" and saying to some poor "homie" "I will shoot you in your junk! I can cause I seen me do it before!":smt021

Don't be getting second thoughts on me now Joe! LOL:smt021

Does that include your slip fee? If so, you have a great deal. Of course the marina we are in is one of the most expensive in the midwest. Annual slip fee for a covered 40x16 slip is $6K and I pay the electric.

There are actually a few thousand reasons. Five hundred dollars to haul out, a couple thousand for getting her moved into storage and the storage itself, and five hundred dollars to have her put back in. And there are no issues with her staying the winter in the water so why spend an few...

As long as it is winterized properly and the bubblers and power stay on, there are no issues leaving the boat in the water. The fellow (great guy BTW) who runs the service department lives on a houseboat year round there. Gives me some piece of mind knowing he is there each day watching over...

That video and story are on today's Yahoo News feed.

When I read your title, I thought you were referring to something else....:) Nice fish!

Thanks. That switch has been driving my mind crazy for a couple of years now. I guess I will sleep better now...LOL

I have a breaker in the cabin that turns on my fresh water pump and is marked accordingly. When my fresh water pump is on the light does not come on for the switch on the dash but if I puch the button on the dash, the light comes on. I played with it this weekend and could not hear it activate...

I read the manual but cannot figure out what this switch does on my boat. I pushed it and it lights up. The manual says "Water System" but nothing about what happens when you push the bugger. Any ideas out there folks? It is the button above "ACC 2".