Recent content by TOTALLY CRAZY

Almost time for another season 240er's. About 2 more weeks till float.

I failed to mention that I do have a Mason jar of moonshine in there that is definantly at optimum temp!

Have a 2001 Sundancer with a refrigerator that does not cycle off. Freezes everything solid....beer gets slushy. No matter where I set the thermostat...it just keeps running. Does this sound like a simple thermostat problem that can be replaced easily? Did not get far enough to check on...

Have a 2001 with 5.0 Brav-2. I've never seen over 36mph gps and she tops out around 4200 rpm's. Sea Ray really should not have offered this boat in this configuration.....its really frustrating sometimes. And don't get me started on the top heaviness/ trim issue. I am considering a prop...

Amen Michael! Not sure they manufacture enough bullets to rid the world of stupidity!

You know....some times you've just got to "go for it" and learn from your adventures. You're either gonna be around to tell your story...or your not. But either way...you tried. My last boat was a 21 foot cuddy that was low profile just like a bow rider. Water conditions change so fast its...

Always an exciting day. Enjoy the piss out of it! I'm stuck in cold for 6 more months, so boat like hell for me.:smt038

I posted a question earlier in the season about my boat always having a port-side slant and not having enough starboard trim tab travel to offset it. Well....now that the boat is out of the water for the season, I see why. The port tab travels but does not retract all the way back up into the...

Kinda jumpin' in.....but as long as we're on the subject of mods....anybody have any kind of autopilot system installed? I do alot of trolling (fishing), and it is a dream of mine to have the boat go in a staight line while fighting a fish!

I installed a compact microwave ($60) and a power inverter. We cook everything at home and just warm it up when we're ready to eat on the boat. Easier to do your heavy cooking @ home and alot quicker than than fumbling around in our small "galley". Let's face it our 24's are not the roomiest...

I've been reading about the triangle tour a bit online. It involves a couple of different rivers and navigating through a few locks. Can anyone offer any advice on this trip. Also wondering how long the trip takes.

Nope.....no light! I've pushed for so long that my fingers go numb. It's even crossed my mind to move my batteries to the starboard side of the boat to help offset the always overcrowded port side. I think I'm starting to walk around with my head at an angle out of habit.:smt001

:smt038 Welcome aboard. I'm sure you'll be happy with the vast knowledge that is shared here. People are very happy to help with any question that they can.....usually in a quick manner. You need to add your boat size in you signature (280).....this helps people better answer your questions.

:smt021 I think they're working right? Looks like I need to do some investigating when its out of the water (Oct.). Could be way to much beer in the fridge......is there such a thing?

Anybody feel that their trim tabs are not effective enough? The way the seating is laid out (all on the port side) makes it tough to level the ride with a full house. Its not bad with myself and my family...but add a few more bodies and I don't have enough correction. Any solutions?