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It should say on the box or on a label on the side what the amp draw is for the pump. If the lights are LED the draw is almost nothing. If they are incandescent 16 gauge is fine. .

We all know that Schiff was lying through his teeth. The difference between Democrats and Republicans is the Democrats try to hide it while the Republicans try to expose it. ,

Wish to God we had a scalloping season. No such thing for us northerner folks...

Another cause is lack of ventilation during storage. Especially during winter. leave all the hatches open. If possible place a small fan over one of them to keep the air circulating during storage. The object is to keep the wood under the deck dry.

*Note: The boat is shrinkwrapped. I don't want to cut it off unnecessarily and expose it to dirt, leaves, etc. But I will for anyone genuinely interested in buying it. .

Just the V20, keeping the V21 and the Airslot. It's a really good boat. Was not run last year but was checked, fogged and put away every year by the marina and is shrinkwrapped. Really a great boat, Just don't need two of them and I have a hardtop and an enclosure for the V21 so while I...

1987 V20 w/150 Yamaha 2 stroke engine on a dual axel Shoreland'r trailer. NJ Titles for both trailer and boat. Boat needs to have gas tank replaced, otherwise solid. I've been using a 12 gal portable tank and 2 6 gal tanks. Engine is marina winterized and maintained every year. This is a...

You might want to ask him how he cleaned the boat. If I remember correctly we had a conversation at one point where he said he used bleach mixed with soap? of something like that. .

After seeing my V21 and on my advice I believe he also reinforced the inside of the transom where the engine mount is. There's about a 1 inch gap between the mount and the stringers. When I redid my floor and foam on my V21 I filled the gap with putty and then glassed it over, making the whole...

Congratz :clap:

Charlie, Why would you want to remove the trolling motor and the tabs?? Just curious/ .

Email them to me. I'll post them for you. (Only $1000.00 per pic) :sly: .

I know that Greene kept his boat in pristine condition. Sorry to hear that he sold it. Good luck with it.

I had a 25 foot John Almand. Great boat, solid as they come. But one thing I did notice was that I spent a lot more on gas to push her through the water, even though she was an I/O. That definitely kept my time on the water less than I would have gone out otherwise. .

My personal experience is that unless you have a family a 20 is really all you need. The 25 is good for the missus and kids or if you go out with a lot of friends. Just my 2 cents .

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Sometimes the expensive option winds up being the cheapest in the long run. Glad you're getting something reliable. :beer: .

I still have to buy R-12 nd R-22 for some customers that refuse to upgrade their systems.... And don't get me started on Halon. LOL. Never drank Zima so can't comment on it. I gotta agree with Skunk though... 4 strokes are the way to go. Pros... Better fuel economy, less pollution...

Good question. Don't know. My take is they want all of us to go back to horse and buggy. Nothing satisfies them. They always want more. .

You would if it was all you had and a storm was coming.... :party: Many current two-stroke outboard oils are built on a mid-viscosity base oil that would be considered around 20-weight, so 30W isn't all that different. You might like this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4J76MgdyQc .