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My tournament 192 has a bait well with the fibreglass hinged lid. The new models come with a telescoping support arm along with a gasket so the the lid does not drop and smash shut. I have located gasket material. I need to find out what the length of arm is and how much compression weight it...

The 1994 192 that I bought unfortunately has a soft transom. The motor punched through the fibreglass on my second trip. Good thing it happened while leaving the dock. When researching this boat I only found one other of this specific model that had this issue. The aluminum edging over the...

There is an issue with some plugs swapping from one manufacturer to another. Re: NGK Plugs instead of champion The problem that NGK plugs often cause is that resistor suppressed plugs (those with a 'R' in the number) are often listed, supplied and used as equivalents of the Champion 'Q' series...

Good observations Tabman. The price has dropped to $275.00 and you have explained why. Think I will will go with new Bennet tabs system as saving a few dollars buying used could be expensive.

This is the link to the tabs I am looking at and he claims they are 8 x 9. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-boat-parts-trail ... nFlag=true Appreciate the input and looks like 12 x 12 is the way to go. Thanks

Just bought a 1994 Tournament 192 and have not had it in the water yet. We will be using the boat on Georgian Bay which gets quite choppy. Usually have 5 or 6 people on board.The boat has a 150 Evinrude 2 stroke on it. Does this boat handle significantly better with the addition of trim tabs...

Finally decided to go ahead and purchase the boat but it was sold.

Thanks for the resizing photo suggestion. I was wondering why they did not appear properly.Will try to figure out how to do that.

I am looking at buying an 88 190 tournament that appears to be in good shape. There is a crack at the back corner on both the right and left side that concerns me. The transom shows no sign of flex and appears to be solid with the 200 hp Johnson on it. The crack runs vertically up the corner...