Recent content by Pat Hurley

Thank you !!

Congratulations on the sale of your beautiful 265 ... curious as to who you used to do the glass work on the transom and what they used on the coring ??

That’s great Brad !! You will certainly enjoy the ride. Nice upgrade.

Post it on here and maybe Boat trader first. Come up with your number $ and options list along with as many clear pictures illustrating the boat, it's features and upgrades as you can. Be prepared to show the boat and answer questions. If you don't get any bites maybe try a price adjustment...

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Yes , looks great. Have I seen it at Sunset Marina fueling up ? Was the transom work done locally to OCMD and who did the work ? Thanks

... used east coast boats in the North East are generally more desirable than in the southeast. One big reason is the gelcoat isn't burnt by the sun. Nice boat, fair asking price

There was a four rod rocket launcher on mine when I purchased it used. The engines will tilt all the way up without touching it. Whoever installed it used only lag bolts. I was able to access and replace 6 of the 8 lags with thru bolts and washers which is plenty in my estimation to secure it...

... Maybe Fish Tales will chime in. He could give you some good insight being he owned a Sailfish and a Marlin.

ditto what Fishtales said. I have an 07'

Purchased a used 07' Marlin approximately 4 yrs ago. It had a 6500 btu AC unit that was a replacement of the original. It was still under warranty and had failed so I contacted the manufacturer (Mermaid). They instructed me to perform a few steps/checks to confirm prior to sending it back. They...

No problem ... she will look the same. Once this dreadful dreary ass ugly northeast winter weather is out of here. As Far as rolled up enclosures go we Just take it off and lay it flat down Below ... covered with a soft towel of course (don't want it to get a rash).

We use 3M products ... we did steer away from the Finess though. Maybe my son will chime in, he is the master in this department.

you may get lucky ... however be prepared to "touch your toes"

… you just answered your own question. That is exactly why I opted for the acrylic. Obviously the previous owner who installed the helm seat thought so too.