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Thank you. I don’t know why they removed the original ad, but here’s the latest https://hiltonhead.craigslist.org/boa/d ... 19412.html I think all the photos and info are above anyway.

Reduced again. $19,000

Price reduced-20,900. These are hard to find with a 150 4 stroke, particularly a later model engine with low hours. With the 150 this boat jumps out of the hole and has plenty of reserve power.

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Also, my engine is a 2013 Yamaha 150, which has a connection to add an isolator lead for my house battery. Why not get rid of the VSR switch completely and just use the 2 Yahama cables with the 2 batteries?

So how many 2ga cables running between the console and the stern box? If I am picturing this correctly, the power posts and BEP switch will be mounted inside the starboard stern box and the main breaker in the console.

If I move the switch to the console, I’ll need to run the engine cable forward. I need to see how much I have. I’m quite sure it won’t reach to the console. In that case, I assume there is a piece of hardware I can use to mate the engine cable to a set of wires running to the switch in the console?

I have one battery in each of my stern boxes. I want to move them into the console. I have a selector switch inside one of the boxes and sort of like it there because I can get to from standing on the ground while the boat is trailered. I may eventually install 2 more batteries for a trolling...

Asking $18,250. All reasonable offers considered. https://hiltonhead.craigslist.org/boa/d ... 40261.html Selling a very nice 2007 Parker 1801 with: Custom aluminum T-Top 2013 Yamaha F150 with less than 300 hours, stainless prop, 3 separate Yamaha gauges (the only thing not working is the trim...

Here are some photos of mine. I’m 6’2”. I don’t think I could fit anything underneath mine without obscuring my view. I also suspect raising it would not look good aesthetically. I think it extends further back than some I’ve seen and I think it looks good. It was on the boat when I bought it...

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I have a tackle box insert on the port side of my console (1801) that receives Plano type boxes. It came without the boxes. I think from researching online it should hold Plano 3600 boxes. Can anyone confirm that’s the right model for these inserts ? Thank you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I searched I found that someone here had emailed “Eric at Parker” who said the holes are gel coated before the brass tubes are installed. What have others here found upon removing the brass tubes? If they are in fact gelcoated, I’m inclined to just clean them and put marine caulk around...

My drains through the transom appear to be 1 1/8” brass tubes. On all but one, they are flared on both sides of the transom. On the outside, the flanged portion has broken on all but one. I am guessing that the installed these with the flange on the inside and then used some sort of flaring tool...

Any reason not to use aluminum? I showed the picture to the metal worker and they said the existing brackets appear to be aluminum. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got to test the tabs today in some pretty rough conditions. They make it a different boat. I can slow down and stay on plane and the ride in rough water is dramatically improved by trimming the bow down. And I can use them for better hole shot. I’m sure there are limits to what the boat will...

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