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Cool boat. Enclosed transom is nice. I was skeptical when I started reading your saga, but you’re doing all the right things and you’re handy. Congrats and tight lines.

Thank you. Looking for 300s.

Prefer hours under 1,000 (non-negotiable), autopilot, twin screens (flexible). Sal 917 601-4548

I'm looking for a 306. Very interested. Sal 917 601-4548

SWS II props at 17 will most likely give you best performance.

SWS props at 17 will most likely give you best performance.

This is right. Get the SWS II props as above. You should hit 5700-5800. I had Mercury props on mine 19s. When I put on the above, what a difference.

Those cracks are scary. I would want to run that boat in that condition. Yes. The four strokes technically are too heavy for that transom. Your scuppers are probably below the water line or lower than they were. I'd have a moisture reading done as well as the sounding with a mallet. Compare...

Thinking about purchase of 2005 Tournament w/ F115. Is this enough power? Thanks

Man, I need you to pretty up my boat! Great work!

Thanks much.

PS Can I get the contact info for the repair guy. I have a boat up in Ontario needs new transom. Thanks, Sal

I have a 92 Marlin with 2005 F 250s. Running them with a Mercury Mirage 17 in pitch and 15 1/4 diameter. I don't feel I'm getting the proper speed or fuel burn. Anyone with a similar boat have some suggestions on props. Looking at the SWS II, which I see on most Yamaha engines.

I have put down a deposit on a 1986 GW 204 Fisherman. The motor is a 2000 HPDI 200. It only has 140 hours on it. A Yammie tech put the computer on it. No fault codes, no warranty issues. The hull is another story. There is delimitation of plywood on starboard side of anchor locker. The...

Good point on the trailer. I will have to get something beefier eventually.

A friend of mine upgraded to the new 300s on a Contender and can't believe the difference in performance, especially the benefits of Command Link. http://www.yamahaoutboards.com/outboard ... L/benefits

There are plenty of Cape Codders on GG. If you don't have any luck with a surveyor rec. go to SAMS website and pick a few on Cape Cod. Talk to them and make sure they are familiar with the boat and potential issues.

Thanks J Sea. That helps. With a relatively empty boat, I might be able to trailer this with my SUV. I have a towing package that gets me to about 4500 lbs. I would only trailer very short distances.

Thanks J Sea. That really helps. I'm not keen on a single and after hearing all the experiences, twins would be the way to go. I can afford about a 2005. I also like the setup on the transom with the later models. Can't believe the mileage your getting. I'll look it up, but do you know what...

downtown Sal 1992 Marlin 206 F250s