I am at lake erie during the summer, and I don't ever remember seeing a WDH used on a boat trailer. I am sure people do but just never paid attention enough to see one. Looking over Fords requirement that a WDH for over 5000lbs, a 21 foot boston whaler would need a WDH
Recently i was running my 2017 Yamaha 115 on ear muffs in the driveway and after shutting down I could see a slight rainbow slick in the water on the driveway. Should I be concerned or is it normal?
I thought I heard that lithium batteries don't have enough cold cranking amps to always start the motor. Hope that is not true because I would love to switch out to lithium
Well it's going to be a little bit of a pain but instead of using my truck I just will now use my smaller suv when hitched(wink wink parked) in my driveway.
I am slightly venting but do have a question about parking boat in driveway.
So I will start off by saying I live in a HOA, so I know I have that I have that going against me. Last week I brought my boat home and parked in my driveway to give it a good cleaning, and per the rules I am allowed...
I did end up buying the ryobi 600 psi battery pressure washer. It has worked out great for my needs. I fill two 5 gallon buckets and can wash my 20 foot boat. Again not really using it as a pressure washer but more as portable water sprayer
Anybody use a battery powered pressure washer to do some light cleaning on there boat? If so does it help or should I continue to trailer my boat to the car wash? Currently I keep my boat on the trailer and there is no electic or water hook up where it is parked. My thought was I could just fill...
Have had two boats leak water. First one was due to bad transom, it was a constant drip just below the transom plate. Current boat was leaking at the self bailing thru hull. That one was a little tricky to find as it wasn't a constant leak
The yamaha is probably your best bet. Any other boat around that size is going to be too long with the outboard or outdrive. Unless you store it at an angle which might gain you an extra foot