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The new “Blueone”?

60 degree weather in Chicago yesterday before winds shifted from the north. Here is a pic from in front of Planetarium last night as the sun was setting. No signs of thugs or migrants, just a pleasant evening with family at the exhibits.

What vintage are you focused in on?

+1 on the 3 gallon tank. Mine is a 20HP SUZUKI as well. They really are gas misers.

True that, but what if taking out the port was the task?

Doesn’t look like prop froze to me. In fact the ship accelerated before hitting bridge support. Lots of conjecture and will take time to analyze the black box. Not to be a conspiracy theorist but what if it was done on purpose? I think they would be able to figure that out.

I get it and did the same thing. However when you crank the throttle you won’t want to be sitting high on the tube. I was on my knees and only had it at WOT for like a minute and it was very exhilarating to say the least. :cool:

That really sucks. Feeling bad for you Baltimore folks. Prayers to the victims.

Very cool enjoy! You’re going to want another seat in that bad boy!

Check out the Hurley Marine website. They have good recommendations and illustrations for proper mounting.

Ouch that had to hurt

Thank you for the reply. CRC and and light brush is the ticket.

Thank you for confirming…ordered and on the way.

Thanks for the tip. When you say “be gentle disassembling and reassembling” do you mean into the new dash? Because I didn’t even think of taking apart the switches. No need for that correct? Tim

I’m in the process of changing a dash panel on my 380DA. The boat is 23 years old and many of the switches are gummed up. I would like to clean both the case and the contacts on the switches. I was thinking to lightly rough up the contacts with emery paper and spray with a contact cleaner. What...

No buffing at the dock for me either. Once in the water and at the dock, no work performed but washes, oil changes and any unscheduled issues that may rear their ugly head. This is the main reason I go heated storage, because I get the long off-season to catch-up on any maintenance needed...

Only problem is gotta hold your breath or drown.

+1 on style, I used to use same technique back in the day when I still was young and flexible….hahaha. :)

If you go big, go to Chubb. If you go smaller/trailerable shop around.

Yeah that’s the deal breaker for me. I looked today and mine is like yours. Thanks @fancypants but I’ll have to pass.