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the boat is 21'3" long. 8' beam and weights 3250 lbs

bump!!!! this boat is in need of a good home. she would make anyone a great fish catching machine. fully service last, including raw water pump. she runs like a top.

i had the same issue with an older 120 and seen the malkings for the same problem on my inboard 454. the impeller had come apart in my 120 and a chunk of it had made its way up the intake hose to the elbow that goes into the side of the engine i took the intake hose off quick as the engine was running to check for water flow and the rubber peices were jammed in the elbow. my 454 had the impeller come apart with the previous owner and the chucks were stuck in the tranny cooler inlets side. hope this helps. good luck

not sure the age of it but its def a loco. iv got a bunch of them havent run them very much but they have a crazy action to them

how big is the tube on the too of the pedastal?

if you set up a bucket with a hose and a set of muffs to put on your water intake on the lowerunit. carry a few gallons of rv anti freeze with you. pull it out of the water slap the muffs on it and run some rv anti freeze thru the engine till it comes out the exhaust.

capt dan keating has a few very well writen books on great lakes trolling. http://www.bluehorizonsportfishing.net/salmon-fishing-books-videos.html

i always wondered about those russian guys running around collecting fish after the tournaments. sometimes they seem a little more fishy then the fish

well with electric riggers you can hit the up button and while your weights coming up re set your line. when the ball hits the surface your ready to send it back. of course you need to watch the line counters or have autostop

seems to be alot of dead or dieing bait fish in the river this year! I belive them to be gizzard shad around 3" to 4" long but some are much larger. i could be wrong about them being shad. wondering if anyone knew more information on this. it seems very odd and concerning. only ones that seem to be benifiting are the seagulls. thank you for your time

little off topic. but i installed a new fish hawk on my boat mid summer. it worked well for a while. it seemed like it wasnt right after that. when i pulled my boat for the season i noticed that a muskrat had chewed into the wires. little sob!

good cormorant control would be a one day open season on the darn things!! bet thier would not be many boats fishing that day

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