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Be careful! If you have a warranty claim Armstrong will not honor it. On a 2320. A tuna fisherman mounted a slurry can for bleeding tuna. Then had a cracked weld on his bracket. Armstrong would not warranty the claim because the bracket wasn’t “designed” for that.

I have the same boat but 2016, no pulpit like yours.

40 miles out and on the anchor? either way… looking good!!!

Can you post some pics and additional details?

Nice work!

All you are is a internet knuckle head. I’ve been watching your other post and you seemlike a strange duck. Do you even own a boat own a parker?

What are you even talking about? I’m pretty sure parker uses the correct type of marine grade ply wood and understands how to build THIER boats a whole of a lot better then you.

Wow nice catch. On my 2016 2320. Ive disassembled a lot of the hardware, garboard drain, factory rod holders, deck accesses and all mine was sealed 100%.

I have over 700 hours running my 2320 with a 4 blade, permatrim, and over sized 12x18 tabs. I only fish offshore in Washington state. I have ran home in big following seas, head seas, confused seas and just about any other condition you can imagine. My boat is completely safe with all these...

Hey Andy! I get the “rod holder disease”. I have a 15 rod rocket launcher on my pilot house roof. But then I have 11 more between the gunnels and bait tank. So in theory I could bring 26 rods off shore with me. I probably need therapy 😄!

Improved or not? I guess it depends what the potential buyer is wanting from a boat. I like the hard core edge my barebones 2320 has. I was able to customize MY way. But I admit there is a lot of additional fish storage and comforts my 2320 lacks. Initially when these boats hit the market I...

Also I keep my bow kill bag filled with ice for the run out.

I’ve been carrying 2 each 30x60 kill bags when I albacore fish. I keep one all the way forward where my portapoty used to be. I attached a clip to tie it off on. The other is kept on the deck. I tie both kill bags down to prevent any unwanted shifting of weight. They get heavy fast, and you...

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I would call it a rigging tube.

Nice boat! Never been on a 2510 but I like the layout. GLWS

https://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/threads/2530-custom-bait-tank.632518/

Way to get after it! Man you chased the cracks a long way. How are you fixing the inside?

This very thing has crossed my mind. These hulls have been around a long time. The 2320 used to have a “tall” pilot house. If I raised mine 2”-4” it should be fine. Lots of guys run these 2320’s with full tuna towers and controls, with little center of gravity issues. There is a concern, but...

The low cabin floor I actually like. I store ice, tuna, and gear up front. It keeps the weight nice and low. The lower weight profile helps keep the boat more stable and less tippy.