Zincs Alot!!!

[Bugsy24]

Okay, I know that a Bigger boat means Bigger expenses and a Larger "Hole in the Water"!!! But I just got back from West Marine and picked up 4 Zinc's out of the 12 I needed and the bill was $59.00. Holy Sacrificial Metalurgy Batman!!!!!!!! :smt101 Does anybody now of a cheap place for Zincs in central NJ, I would imagine that the shipping charges would probably kill you if you shopped the internet!

 

[Jack F]

http://www.boatzincs.com/bravo3-alum-kit.html
Try Boatzinc.com, I think they are a sponsor, free shipping $100

 

[jason78]

Okay, I know that a Bigger boat means Bigger expenses and a Larger "Hole in the Water"!!! But I just got back from West Marine and picked up 4 Zinc's out of the 12 I needed and the bill was $59.00. Holy Sacrificial Metalurgy Batman!!!!!!!! :smt101 Does anybody now of a cheap place for Zincs in central NJ, I would imagine that the shipping charges would probably kill you if you shopped the internet!

If you are boating in salt and using Aluminum Anodes, you can get the whole set for that price from many online sources and shipping should not be too bad.

 

[SR400DB]

Yep, I use boatzincs.com as well, only get them from West Marine in a pinch

 

[floriduramax1]

What type is best for both salt and fresh?

 

[Great lakes pirate]

Use aluminum anodes when boating in both fresh and salt.

 

[Bugsy24]

Thanks guy's, I'm still a little confused on the Zinc or Aluminum. I read on the web that since 2004 all Bravo 3's have Aluminum Zinc's because of the twin SS props but want to confirm this with my MM rep.!:thumbsup: