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Owning a boat

TheBigCountry

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    Is a total bitch. Seems every time I turn around I keep finding something new I have to fix and drop money on, then try to hope the CFO doesn’t notice.

    Latest one: came home from another long week on the road to find out that the new fuel/water separator I put in decided to leak while I was gone.
     
    A boat is a hole in the water to pour money in to. Doesn't change that I love mine. But, it is for sale. Lol. Due in part because I want a larger one. They all come with the same problems. Owning a boat is similar to being a gun nut in a way; nothing is ever enough, or good enough.
     
    I love mine. I want to sell it. I need a bigger one....
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    I bought this proline walk-around 2 years ago, it has been awesome, but now it stopped running, I'm getting it fixed and then I'll sell it

    I need less stress in my life, plus a new truck for the wife ;)

    Anyone interested, I'll take rifles as a trade in :) :)
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    We go down Cape Cod every year on vacation.

    We stay at Chatham or near enough by that the idea of tooling across Pleasant Bay to the protecting sandbar of Nauset really appeals to wife, kids and I.

    Last summer it moved to the discussion of we should get a boat.

    For as little as we would use it and the ass ache of storing it/trailering, Im kind of of the opinion that we would be better renting a boat for the two or three days we may use it down there.

    A center console small Whaler outboard should get us the 500 yards from mainland to sand spit as well allow us to tool the 4-5 miles up into Pleasant Bay exploring.

    My mantra is "Rent boats or get a Friend with a boat"
     
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    I'm in the same "boat" see what I did there!!!! A boat is just like a camper my wife is trying to get me to sell mine "cause we never use it!"but when you do get time to use them they are alot of fun. And what doesn't cost alot of money to do now days.
     

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    For chasing reds and trout in the creeks here, it’ll do fine. The tiller 20 Yama works wonders, and within the next week I’ll have the grab bar installed, as well as the GPS as long as no new bugs come out.

    Gonna do as @oneshot86 said and ride it like I stole it for a few years.
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    If you're doing the grab bar to allow you to stand and run, make sure you install a tiller extension.
     
    For chasing reds and trout in the creeks here, it’ll do fine. The tiller 20 Yama works wonders, and within the next week I’ll have the grab bar installed, as well as the GPS as long as no new bugs come out.

    Gonna do as @oneshot86 said and ride it like I stole it for a few years.
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    coolest boat around
     
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    Damn! When you’re on plane is the prop the only thing in water?

    Actually, about 25% of the prop is out of the water at WOT.
    You can actually hear it chopping the surface.
    It's a 4 blade Powertech with aftermarket cupping.
    I'm thinking about a jack plate to set it further back/up to take advantage of the wake that comes out of the tunnel.
    Of course, then I'll need Jack Foreman to build me a better prop.
    If I do that I'll be able to jump on plane in about 11-12" of water. Maybe less...
     
    Actually, about 25% of the prop is out of the water at WOT.
    You can actually hear it chopping the surface.
    It's a 4 blade Powertech with aftermarket cupping.
    I'm thinking about a jack plate to set it further back/up to take advantage of the wake that comes out of the tunnel.
    Of course, then I'll need Jack Foreman to build me a better prop.
    If I do that I'll be able to jump on plane in about 11-12" of water. Maybe less...
    Is the boats name “Quiesenart”?
     
    Is a total bitch. Seems every time I turn around I keep finding something new I have to fix and drop money on, then try to hope the CFO doesn’t notice.

    Latest one: came home from another long week on the road to find out that the new fuel/water separator I put in decided to leak while I was gone.

    Isn’t the old saying that a boat is hole in the water where you throw your money?
     
    I'm hoping to get the Tige wakeboard boat out on the water in the next few weeks! I was hoping to upgrade to a new one this year, but I think I'm a couple years out to get one I really want.
     
    Im waiting for one of these to come up on Ebay.

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    Number 7 in the series was just found.....but its two miles deep.

     
    Wife and i are thinking about getting a new one. Hate to get rid of the maverick but we’ll see. Its paid for and runs great and unlike cassletons handles the chop great. Oh mike there is a place down by you guys that has a hell of a deal on a jackplate and powerpole combo will see if i can find again and get it to you
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