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I have an X4 and a Moor Sub Troll 900 complete systems for sale currently on eBay. Also a box of new components for a Moor Sub Troll 900. All are listed as Buy It Now.

Cleaning station has been fully operational for a few weeks now. Thank you to the powers that be!

Are they sold yet?

I have just finished an upgrade to my 1984 Penn Yan Helm. New switches and fuse holders, main engine hour meter, new throttle control block, etc. I spent a huge amount of time researching the wood grain material for the base. Overall this project was about 30-35 hours of time...some of it with a dedicated buddy to help me. Attached photos are the after and before images.

Could you post more pictures of this boat please?

Definitely lovin' the new dock and marina. Its a bonus the fishing has been on fire as well!

How about you post pictures of the colors you have. Thanks!

If you're blade is serrated like mine I would recommend the Work Sharp system. Seems to "work" for me.

My vote goes to Frogg Toggs also. You won't be dissapointed.

I sent my motor box back to Raymarine and they repaired it for $75.00.

My 26' Penn Yan is hydraulic steering and it works great! Here are the details: Comes with following: 1 - Sportpilot X5-R Factory refurbished wheel drive unit with 1 brass steering wheel mount, 1 woodruff key, 1 tapered key, and 1 steering wheel nut. 1 - SPX5 Course Computer 1 - Flux Gate Compass 1 - ST 6002 Control Head 1 - Rudder Reference Sensor 1 - Set of instruction and installation manuals. You will need to provide your own mounting screws. This drive unit has been discontinued and is impossible to find alone or as a complete system! Do not hesitate if you've been wanting an autopilot on that smaller, cable or hydraulic steered boat. This complete system is hard to find. $1800 plus freight or pickup in Rome, NY. I have to complete the uninstall so it may be a week or two before I ship.

I'm going to be selling my Raymarine SPX-5 Autopilot. It has been factory refurbished. Interested?

Out of Oswego 8/26/17 We launched from Wright's just before dawn on the "Down Time" 19' center console. Ran to 250 fow and set up with a bunch of other boats. Screen was blank all the way to 375 fow. Made a turn SE and headed toward the plant. Managed a 12# Coho off a dipsey back 300'. Beautiful fish! In 250 fow we took a small king from the same dipsey. After a long dry spell we kept trolling into 135 fow and had a mature King on a Sutton 88 down 130'. Finally, the 600 copper took off with a Stinger UV chicken wing as I flippped the reel clutch forward to engage the drag...awesome fight. Landed a 23 pounder. Last fish was a beautiful 14# Coho on a Wonder Bread magnum J plug down near the bottom over 137 fow. Finished the day with 5 fish. Hardly marked any fish or bait all day but we sure felt a few. Great day to be on the lake. Good luck to all for the rest of the season. Lou

I love Fairhaven. Nice, quaint village with a friendly atmosphere. Thanks to the owner of Fair Point Marina for answering my questions during my visit there last weekend.