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I replaced both of mine with those marinco led's last season. It has the same footprint as the factory lights. Also did the spreader lights as I do a couple of trips a year overnight tuna chunking. The spreaders I used lumitec cabrara's

I had a 2120 that I ran hard for 8 years and didn't have any stress cracks. I agree some look like they run deep but hard to tell in a photo. If they didn't get into the wood transom it could be repaired easily.

Painful to watch

Not sure of the maximum but I have 600' and 30' of chain in mine. Only problem is you have to do a sweep nd pull bck the rode if you are fishing deep water otherwise you will get hockles or a jam as it builds up under the hause hole

I don't know who makes their tank as I have sent Parker 2 emails and called them this morning and still no response Like I mentioned their customer service skills suck

Well my buddy asked me to get a shop drawing of the tank/system from Parker to see what he can do to remedy this problem. Over a week and no answer. Called them today and no one was available and left voice message. I do have to say after 2 Parker's they kinda suck with their customer service.

I had a hang log which was published by commercial guys.Alot of the numbers were originally in loran and then converted over. I would you these numbers and possibly a set from a charts. I found a few but I had to work for them. It seemed like a trend though as most of the wrecks were 600' or...

There was a few different formulas at one time but none of them was accurate. Hopefully you are within 600' then it becomes a matter of putting in the time and looking

While you are at it let me know if you lower unit gear case oil is greyish in color.

Last year my buddy actually threw a custom stick with a new 30 2 speed overboard. He had it on video and said I will show you this if you promise not to kill me. He was really embarassed and replaced it but cost him around 8-9 hundred.

Any numbers found on a map or chart are iffy at best.

I guess I will just asky my buddy to bypass the filter and go direct to vent. I won't know what to do with all my extra time at the fuel dock now lol

Pretty easy to do. I get mason jars, stuff with tuna loin or scraps,salt,pepper and a spoon of olive oil. Place in a pot with water and let it boil. The tuna will turn white and the lid will make a seal. My wife is addicted and will not buy canned tuna from the store anymore.

Most of those larger yf were 60 + class fish. What is nice is that I have learned how to jar them for tuna sandwhichs all year.

Here is some video of fishing in 2017 on my boat as well as my friend who made this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEGCTCs ... dex=1&t=1s

Looks like a very nice job to me. I mainly use 32 and 24 oz heads for my mojo rigs an interchange the teasers. I have asome that are really banged up from bouncing off the bottom but doesn't effect it catching bass. I troll a lot in 50-60'

My buddy builds custom gas tanks and he mentioned something along those lines. Hopefully it solves the issue

My buddy is going to check it out for me when I take the cover off next month. Hopefully he comes up with a solution as it is a real PITA. The last 20 gallons takes me a long time to trickle in.

Sold :mrgreen:

Sorry it took awhile to answer as I was away on vacation. Yes it is the Classic White, which is the older style. My boat is a 2015 and that white is different.