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blazeracer

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Got down to 20 here this morming in the wee hours. I put a little water dish on the opposite side of the motor from the drop light, it was still water.

I should add, since this boat doesn't have a real engine compartment like my Glastron did, I put cardboard around the motor then covered it with two blankets, then the tarp with the drop light inside. Not even close to being cold enough to freeze.

No more below freezing days in the 10 day forecast, so I'm lake ready..
 
Crusader

Crusader

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blazeracer said:
Got down to 20 here this morming in the wee hours. I put a little water dish on the opposite side of the motor from the drop light, it was still water.

I should add, since this boat doesn't have a real engine compartment like my Glastron did, I put cardboard around the motor then covered it with two blankets, then the tarp with the drop light inside. Not even close to being cold enough to freeze.

No more below freezing days in the 10 day forecast, so I'm lake ready..
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Lol....you're awesome bro!
 
Devilman

Devilman

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If it was a stern drive why not just trim up & chop that chit up instead of beatin his boat all to hell. :cheesy:
 
Patchman

Patchman

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Devilman said:
If it was a stern drive why not just trim up & chop that chit up instead of beatin his boat all to hell. :cheesy:
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That ice mite chew up his prop. :smile20:
 
Devilman

Devilman

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I'd rather replace a prop than a transom. :wink: :grin: Besides, think of the entertainment value. Kind of like Trey's sandbar shower routine with that wakker boat of his. :cheesy:
 
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