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Had the same issue back in 2006 when I bought my boat that had sat for two years. I filled the tank and put in some Ring Free and some StarTron and it was good to go. What engine do you have?

The marina broke off my transducer on the stern of my Adventure. Rather than go through the hassle of getting a new one and running the cable, I used some JP Marine Weld on it. So far, it as held on four off shore trips. Great stuff!

A used one is almost impossible to find unless you happen upon a salvage job.

Don't own one but did a 14 hour fishing gig last week on one with the 350s. It was just an awesome boat and we hit the chop coming in and hardly noticed.

I work on a lot of antique cars so I run into this problem quite frequently. Easy-Outs are available at most hardware places and on the net. Basically, you drill a hole and insert the Easy-out which gives you something to get a wrench on. Also, here is the BEST tool in my tool box. It will...

I am thinking of replacing my GPS unit on my Adventure with a new Lowrance. I see them as having an internal GPS antenna. Will these units work mounted under a hardtop or will I have to buy an external antenna? I am not planning to add radar.

You can also get a later model 330 with the newer V6 300 HP four strokes.

A guy at the marina where I keep my boat has a 330 with the Yamaha 350 V8s. He is very happy with the boat and the engines but says that they are very thirsty and require a specially trained mechanic to do the maintenance. No DYI on these engines. The closest mechanic he could find was 65...

If there is only one sea cock, you do not have the raw water wash down feature which is an option. If you did have it, you would have a white coiled hose with a spray nozzle that is part of the option and the hose connection would be on the port side beneath the rear seat. There would also be...

I spilled some motor oil on my deck. I sprayed it with carburetor cleaner, scrubbed it with a Scotch pad, hosed it down and it came clean. Threw a coat of wax on it after cleaning.

As a former resident of Maryland, I can truly say that you live on one of the most beautiful bodies of water in the US. I sincerely hope that you have many years of enjoyment with your boat on those waters, St. Jerome's Creek being my favorite bay tributary.