ziekman@cox.net
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It's an Igloo. Here's the Home Depot info. View attachment 41541
what is your best boat gadget
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NaughtyDog
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- Sep 29, 2013
- 210
- Boat Info
- 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge
AB 320 VS RIB w/25hp Merc 2-strk
- Engines
- 3126 Cats, propped @ 22x23
My ice maker to keep my drinks cold, my anchor snubber for a good nights sleep, Navionics on my iPad, LED bulbs so My batts can last longer before running my genny, my genny so I can stay out longer before going home, now thinking about a water maker So i never have to go home LOL!
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ziekman@cox.net
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I agee with her, the counter space is too valuable. We keep ours at the helm, directly under the steering wheel. Bring it downstairs, just before untying the lines. That way, fresh ice is always accessible, where we hang out most of the time.
ZZ13
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1) The second head unit I put in to make outside and inside music two separate systems
2) Chucking the cockpit fridge and replacing it with a door to make the bridge stairs accessible storage
3) Another fan of Navionics/iPad/RAM mount
2) Chucking the cockpit fridge and replacing it with a door to make the bridge stairs accessible storage
3) Another fan of Navionics/iPad/RAM mount
almostenuff
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- Sep 18, 2010
- 477
- Boat Info
- 2005 Sea Ray 390 Sundancer
2002 SeaSwirl 2301 WA
- Engines
- T-380 Cummins
F225 Yamaha
Cable tie gun
BritLady
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- Jul 30, 2011
- 2,424
- Boat Info
- 2006 - 340 SeaRay Sundancer, Garmin 840XS GPS & Garmin 7401XS GPS
2019- Zodiac 300 RIB Dink 10'- 5"
- Engines
- Inboard 8.1 Horizon Mercruiser & 2015 6HP Tohatsu O/B.
Love our Igloo ice maker too which we keep under our stairs in the cabin. Other gadget looking forward to using when we get time is our new dinghy pulley to make life MUCH easier.
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bankyf
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Can this thread be closed? I can't afford it. It has already cost me almost $400 in Arlo cameras that it didn't know existed prior to this.:smt001
Alegria
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That is awesome! How much does the Vespa weigh?For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
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J.Wilt
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- Jan 29, 2010
- 1,083
- Boat Info
- 420 Sundancer 2005
- Engines
- Cumming 6cta V Drives
Highfield 310 , 20hp Suzuki
Jeff, you have too many toys !For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
P.S. The motor I bought from you is running great:thumbsup:
FootballFan
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Vespa post above....
Love that idea. For awhile now as we think about our next boat, one of our dreams is being able to carry two scooters on board.
Love that idea. For awhile now as we think about our next boat, one of our dreams is being able to carry two scooters on board.
ZZ13
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Jeff, I see the stair lights going to the bridge. I am going to add some to mine. One question - are they on their own switch or tied into another switch (if so, which one?)?For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
About 225lbs per the specs.
That was a great motor - glad you're enjoying it!! And I am down a toy - sold my Scout center console
They are tied to a four-way switch - one just inside the salon door, one just inside the aft door, and one at the top of the bridge stairs. I believe they were factory installed and are tied in with the two Perko cockpit lights.
NaughtyDog
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- Sep 29, 2013
- 210
- Boat Info
- 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge
AB 320 VS RIB w/25hp Merc 2-strk
- Engines
- 3126 Cats, propped @ 22x23
For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
Love the license plate too!
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my3sons
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- Feb 24, 2009
- 3,046
- Boat Info
- 2004 400DB, Onan 9 kw Generator, Highfield RIB,
- Engines
- Cummins 6CTA M-3
For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
I was just admiring your "gadget" setup at Mackinac Island on Wednesday.
I have met a lot of great people this summer because of my AGLCA burgee, but only one CSR member. We all need CSR burgees (including me)
to acknowledge and meet each other. Sorry I missed the opportunity.
Like your setup...Safe travels
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ziekman@cox.net
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Ok, this takes the cake. Best "gadget" on this thread, period.For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
Craigalan
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- Sep 15, 2014
- 428
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- 2000 Sundancer 270 with all the fixins...
- Engines
- Merc 7.4, 310 horses
Not to mention the size of that swim platform. I wonder why they didnt go for the large one?
- Oct 10, 2006
- 1,710
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- 2006 44 DA
QSC 8.3s
- Engines
- Cummins QSC 8.3s 500HO
For us it's the Vespa. Great for getting out and exploring ports and making beer/grocery runs.
A 500!
Vespa!
Hydraulic swim Platform!
Jet Ski!
Micro Brews!
and SeaRay License plate!
Thats livin right there!!!!!!!!
Ctsearay
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- Apr 19, 2009
- 857
- Boat Info
- Formula 40PC Volvo IPS500's Pod Drives Joystick- SOLD 2002 360 Sundancer
- Engines
- Twin Volvo IPS 500s with Pod Drives
LONG GONE Twin Mercruiser 8.1 HO's
That swim platform might just be larger than my last boat!
mygirl
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Sweet set up Alegria! Why don't you put a swing set on the platform too? Lol!
