2 Seafari's and dogs at the sandbar

Bushwacker · #1 06-12-2009, 12:04 AM

Thanks and welcome to the site! If you have a 20, most folks find they perform best with the lighter motors that they were originally designed for, in the 300-350 lb range. These boats don't have as much beam as the newer boats, so they're more sensitive to motor weight, but it's one of several reasons they ride so well!

gofastsandman · #2 06-12-2009, 10:53 AM

Denny,
Are you and Fred going out Sunday? Ben? Any others?
Wookie the Pekingese doesn`t know what a boat is. Doesn`t like to ride in trucks either. Very entertaining though. Grunts snorts ,and snores. Makes wook wook wook sounds.
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Bushwacker · #3 06-13-2009, 10:17 AM

Probably not - have fuel system apart trying to troubleshoot a problem with Floscan system. GPH Gage is still good but looks like phototransistor in flowmeter died. May still be able to get that but unit is 20 years old and they no longer support the rest of the electronics, so fuel totalizer may be toast. Not a big problem as I still have the I-Command system which seems to be pretty accurate. It just bugs me when a gage doesn't work!

gofastsandman · #4 06-13-2009, 10:45 AM

Hey Denny,try marine electronics of the outer banks. meob.com. My screen went poof on my old Furuno 1610 and I searched for months trying to find one as Furuno wanted 3 times what I paid for the combo just for an lcd.
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Fr. Frank · #5 06-23-2009, 09:41 AM

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Wookie the Pekingese ...Grunts snorts ,and snores. Makes wook wook wook sounds.
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Sandy, I laughed so hard I cried. I just imagined my dog doing something like that and I couldn't even sit upright for laughing. (I have a 50 lb 3 yr. old female Ancient/Smooth Collie - very calm and gentle)