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I did the Mariners learning system online. I'm now going for my Masters. They had a package at NY Boat Show that included towing package. Email me or phone if you want more info: saltrap@gmail.com 917 601 4548

Do a search and you will find thread of exactly where to buy the fabric, stainless staples and explains process. I took one off to repair it and it was easy.

There was a Ship Shape TV episode with a Cool Mate being powered by an inverter. Pretty cool unit.

I got a Pro Fish Freefall 700 on THT for a much lower price than retail. It was brand new, but had a scratch on it.

I emailed one of the local Grady dealers and asked. He is leaving them at will call.

Best of luck with your purchase. You will love it.

Is your boat pre-wired? That would save a lot of $$. I have a 92 and mine was pre-wired. I had the Marina install it, but I know there are posts with pix of the entire installation process.

I have a 1992 Marlin, with 250 ox 66s. I've had the boat for six years. I love the boat. I wish I had four strokes. The engines suck up fuel like there is no tomorrow. Are you going offshore? Are you staying local? Are you mostly fishing, cruising? The new hull on the Marlin came out in...

92 Marlin with 99 OX 66 Yes, plan to use 1 gallon per mile at best. It does add up. If you have buddies to share the fuel costs, I wouldn't worry.

Before I bought my Marlin, I looked at an Islander with a single 250. In my research I heard owner complaints that it just wasn't enough power for that boat. That is why I would go with twins.

Depending on how you are going to use the boat. Islander is a classic in that it is the largest trailerable boat with all amenities. I would try to find an Islander with two 175 four strokes.

One of my fuel tanks has old fuel in it that I want to remove. Any ideas?

Installing a Pro Fish Free Fall 700 on my Marlin. Boat is in Montauk, NY. Most of my anchoring will be in 30 - 70 ft of water. I want to have the flexibility to anchor in water up to around 100-125 ft, if the situation arises. Plenty of boulders and rocky bottoms around, as well as some...

My 99 Marlin, at least on the sides have wing nuts. Very easy to remove. Just pop your head under the gunnel to view. Yours might be different? Not sure about the rear one, as I have not had to remove.

Thanks much, guys.

Anyone have a template or has had a full canvas cover made for a Marlin. I must pay close to $400. a year to shrink wrap mine and I'd like to see if I can get one made.

motor not blade I need the complete motor. I think it's either ongaro or afi, but not sure of the model number.

Anyone have the part info for the replacement windshield wiper motor (port) on a 92 Marlin.

icom 504 Just upgraded my radio with the ICOM 504 for $221 at the NY Boat Show. West Marine special price. This has lots of features including hailer.

2 microns Had to clean the VST filters on both 250 ox 66's. Had the port changed last year, so I had concerns. Watched my mechanic do it. I could try it next time, but there are a couple of tricky elements. Anyway, it's $110 a pop to pull that little plastic strainer and blow it out...