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Nice boat, how did you like that Boca roll shade? Looks pretty cool

Can't compare a 300 with a 225 or a 250 guys. If you look at the specs of both yamaha and zuki the zuki is 70lbs heavier so that plays a factor. Both are 300hps so performance is going to be pretty much the same. I would say the Yamaha being lighter would get a little better fuel economy. I have...

Thanks for the info that helps a lot. Do you have any picture of this set up and where the add. batteries are installed on a 2520 Parker? I assume under port side bench seat would be a good option?

"best riding hull", isn't the hull design the same as all Parkers and the reason it rides better is because your sitting way further back on a center console vs a Pilot house?

WOW, twin 300"s! I think the boat is only rated for max 500hp. Hes going to rip the transom off lol

I'm not up to date on all the electronics. What is the Garmin AP? Also, on boats like Parkers that dont have generators, how do you run electronics like your chart plotter and lets say you wanted to keep some live bait in your 50 gallon tank and need to run your pump on all night with the...

Same horsepower as Yamaha but 140lbs heavier= slower than Yamaha with twins, but still fast.

Suzuki 300's are 77lbs heavier than a Yamaha 300. That may be your issue

I'm bouncing around between the 23 and the 25. Good pros and cons to each one. How do you like the 23 for offshore? The only thing I didnt like is the front v berth is a lot smaller than the 25. I'm only 5'10" and my feet hang off the end on the 23 and on the 25 I have like 6" add room when...

What is your mpg with the 350?

What is your average miles per gallon with the 200's?

Has anyone tried the bigger single engine like the Suzuki dual prop 350?

Thanks for the reply guys. The XLD is the deep v and the Xl is the Modified v? Also on the Parker website it only shows XLD’s with 21 dead rise. Did Parker quit making the Mod V?

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum. I am about to pull the trigger on a new 2520xld, that is the deep V. I'm having trouble deciding between a single 300 vs twin 200's. I have done many searches here and on other forums and everyone has conflicting information. Some people say the single 300...

Yamaha 300 or Suzuki 300 and nothing else. Yamaha has more dealers and support and is lighter in weight. I have heard good things about Suzuki. Can't go wrong with either.

Sorry everyone involved in the Hurricane. Is there any way you can get some heavy duty ratchet straps and strap the boat to the support arms to prevent the boats coming off during high winds? Or better yet, when a hurricane comes put in on a trailer and take in inland?