Todd in NY

Are these made any more? How hard is it to find replacement parts?

Very nice! You don't see those every day.

They are one in the same. I do the one so I don't have to do the other

You don't delete the ad. You simply mark it as sold/closed.

For those of you who don't read all of the posts in a thread, the seller is a marine mechanic. All of the Marine mechanics that I know are working 7 days a week this time of year, getting boats ready for winter. I'm sure he'd rather sell this boat now than wrap it and sell it next spring when he is working 7 days a week again, getting boats ready for the 2019 season. Even if this boat needs a little TLC, it's still a great price for a 22ft aluminum cuddy cabin boat.

Thanks Chad, great job!

Congrats to both, the buyer and seller.

Hank is right about the "S" being a short shaft. That 17.1" might be the maximum transom height for this motor. Does this motor weigh 102 pounds like it says on that spec sheet? How many amps is the alternator? Some seem to be 6 amp and some are 12 amp systems.

Thanks!

Short shaft or long shaft?

Sometimes it's worth the drive. I drove over 5 hours one way, to another state, just to buy a 1991 15hp Evinrude kicker motor this year. I paid a little more for it than I wanted to, but it's what they are worth in his neck if the woods. He took over $300 off his asking price, and it's a perfect fit for my boat. It was well worth the drive for that motor!

Any potential buyer is going to want to see pictures of the cuddy cabin interior, the helm, and the cockpit/engine cover, not to mention the motor. $3200 seems like a fair price, so here's a Thursday bump.

If you buy the hook2, I recommend the C-map Insight Pro over the Navionics + card. My old HDS 8 has the Insight maps installed by the factory (not on an SD card) and the bottom contours are more accurate for Lake Ontario than my Navionics + card. The sidescan is worth the extra $100 in my opinion. If you can afford the 9" screen, it makes a big difference.

I will also add that DI can usually help you identify a school of bait or perch verses some suspended weeds or debris. That same image on 2D sonar just looks like a blob of "something". As already noted, DI & SI work best with bigger screens.