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  1. Cisco, if you price it out it may actually beat the prices of some of the other brands. I know my setup would have been about $350 more if I went traxstech.
  2. For sale or trade is my snowmobile. 2010 ski doo mxz tnt 600 ~7700 miles -has reverse, no electric start -track was replaced around ~5500 miles -carbides and belt replaced within a couple hundred miles -carb model(with oil injection), not etec Only selling to update/upgrade my boat a little. Have had it about 4 or 5 years now and it’s treated me well for the most part(one bad ground and one bad key in that time frame). Overall very clean for the miles. Would consider most fishing/trolling related trades as well(partial or full). (Tekotas, saltists, fish hawk, etc)
  3. Fiberglass hull, so I’m under the impression that the in hull only effects how deep of water it’s capable of being used in, not necessarily the clarity or the ability to mark fish. I mainly fish Erie in depths less than 130’ so I’m not worried about losing depth capabilities really
  4. I have he suggested the through hull option but didn’t have much to say about in hull
  5. So in the spring I’ll be rigging up my boat with Garmin echomaps at the dash. I’m wondering if anyone has experience with in hull transducers. As of right now I plan on using an airmar b117(same as b60 but not angled) but the idea of not cutting a hole in the bottom intrigues me. The in hull I’m looking at is either a P74 or p79. I believe all these transducers are the same element. Any thoughts or insight is appreciated
  6. I’ve found it best just to see what your local market(like marketplace, Craigslist, etc) is like and price from that based on similar models and options. BUC value is what some dealers use as well(costs money but seems accurate, had a dealer tell me the value of mine from their subscription).
  7. Switching to different electronics in my boat so selling these ones. They’ve worked great for me since purchasing them 3 seasons ago. No issues with the units. I no longer have the sun covers for them though. They will come with the original boxes and most of the original paperwork. One has a navionics+ chip and one transducer is included(rv100 transom mount). They were removed from the boat today. Any questions feel free to ask away. They are located in south Dayton ny but I can ship on buyers dime
  8. Might be able to use bow rail hardware to do the same thing, probably easier to find that
  9. It’s in the title @Gill-T
  10. Thinking about going a little bigger and more enclosed for the family is the reason for sale. Boat is a sailfish 218cc with a Yamaha 150txrc (two stroke, v6, carb, standard rotation, 25” shaft). Hours are unknown but believed to be less than 1,000. I keep the boat docked in Dunkirk and it has served me well over the last 4 seasons. Has a nice deep v (variable deadrise stepped) hull, basically if you look at the transom the bottom is 24 degrees, middle is 23, and outside is 22 I believe. The transom and stringers are composite so no wood there to worry about. Has a 100 gallon fuel tank. For the asking price I can include the rod holders pictured. For some extra money I can include some rods and other gear too. Open to offers and negotiation. Boat will be detailed prior to sale but will be fished until then. Trades considered for express or walkaround style boats, outboards preferred. Currently the washdown doesn’t work, t top has a bend and cracks down one side but I’ve fished it like that since I owned it(previous owner backed into garage), and the canvas t top ripped earlier this season. Not opposed to repairing any of these issues prior to sale runs about 34mph full fishing load 36 light load half fuel
  11. Does anyone make custom trolling flies? Looking to have some tied up that are a little different than the norm
  12. We did a compression test last year when we blew a lower unit just to check cannot remember the exact numbers offhand but everything seemed well within spec on engines. There isn’t a cable it’s digital controls. The tachs are on our mercury vessel view screen so I’m not sure why that would be inaccurate either
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