Sunday afternoon, all summer long.

ChryslerJet

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Crusader said:
You guys are crazy....lol.  I'm going to winterize the Crusader and put her up until March.....
Crazy yeah boating fever is already kicking in going to be a long winter for ya'll good thing we don't have to worry about that much.
 

Crusader

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HellinnFrnt said:
Crusader said:
You guys are crazy....lol.  I'm going to winterize the Crusader and put her up until March.....


one word ......  WUSS

Lol....not saying I'm off the lake....I have a fishing boat that we use year round regardless of the weather. I'm not going to use the crusader though
 

blazeracer

New member
So we're back to "I'll be there in the Whaler?" LOLOLOL

I'm probably gonna winterize with a drop light on the cold nights this year. We had some very mild days last winter. I got some of the pink stuff and a funnel if it's looks to ever get below 20 for a couple of days.
 

ChryslerJet

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blazeracer said:
So we're back to "I'll be there in the Whaler?" LOLOLOL

I'm probably gonna winterize with a drop light on the cold nights this year. We had some very mild days last winter. I got some of the pink stuff and a funnel if it's looks to ever get below 20 for a couple of days.
I saw an ad for an automatic heater just yesterday that would go in the bilge and circulate warm air at a certain temp and shut off when it was as another temp.  Just keep it plugged in when in storage like the battery maintainer.
 

Crusader

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You have a good idea CJ however my boat is stored in a storage unit without power. James has access to electricity though.
 

ChryslerJet

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Crusader said:
You have a good idea CJ however my boat is stored in a storage unit without power. James has access to electricity though.
Darn solar panel would be at least good for maintaining the battery though if you have access to sunlight.
 

Crusader

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ChryslerJet said:
Crusader said:
You have a good idea CJ however my boat is stored in a storage unit without power. James has access to electricity though.
Darn solar panel would be at least good for maintaining the battery though if you have access to sunlight.

I'm pulling the batteries out tomorrow and will keep them in my garage. I'll top them off with a charge about once a month..... That's what I've always done with my boats during low usage periods.
 

ChryslerJet

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Crusader said:
ChryslerJet said:
Crusader said:
You have a good idea CJ however my boat is stored in a storage unit without power. James has access to electricity though.
Darn solar panel would be at least good for maintaining the battery though if you have access to sunlight.

I'm pulling the batteries out tomorrow and will keep them in my garage. I'll top them off with a charge about once a month..... That's what I've always done with my boats during low usage periods.
Gotcha, your a smart man no matter what the rest of the northern guys say about ya
:smile17:
 

blazeracer

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Crusader said:
You have a good idea CJ however my boat is stored in a storage unit without power. James has access to electricity though.

I never put a charger on my chit, except a couple weeks ago when my alternator crapped out. Alternator is fixed now, so we drove it around for an afternoon and it's good to go. I'll maintain my battery by driving once a month.
 

blazeracer

New member
ChryslerJet said:
blazeracer said:
So we're back to "I'll be there in the Whaler?" LOLOLOL

I'm probably gonna winterize with a drop light on the cold nights this year. We had some very mild days last winter. I got some of the pink stuff and a funnel if it's looks to ever get below 20 for a couple of days.
I saw an ad for an automatic heater just yesterday that would go in the bilge and circulate warm air at a certain temp and shut off when it was as another temp.  Just keep it plugged in when in storage like the battery maintainer.

Link it.... Probably a bunch of us could use that.

EDIT: Found them. A drop light is WAY cheaper and works fine here in Texas. Them things put out serious heat for guys in places like Michigan.

http://www.iboatsupplies.com/bilge-heater.php
 

blazeracer

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Gonna be on the ramp at Collin Park on Sunday at 1 with the Glastron and a gas grill. Plan on bringing the small one but if enough peeps go I'll bring the big one. If the weather is nice, which it's supposed to be very nice, I'll put the boat in.

The north will have TWO lake parties this Sunday. Lavon and Steele Creek.
 

RandyJET

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:smile17:I am picking that bowl up at Erik's and then planned on going to Lavon too. Should be there around noon.
 

blazeracer

New member
Today at Lavon.

I think I hurt my motor. Will have another tomorrow.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/pts/3449072072.html
 

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Crusader

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blazeracer said:
Today at Lavon.

I think I hurt my motor. Will have another tomorrow.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/pts/3449072072.html

Hurt your motor??? What did you do???
 

blazeracer

New member
Filled it with gas yesterday and checked the oil, it looked good. Going across the lake over by the dam the oil pressure dropped and it started knocking. Shut er down and checked it out, no oil on the dip stick. Chad brought out a quart and it started and showed about 10psi of pressure. Limped it back the to trailer, by the time we got it by East Fork oil pressure was at zero, but still chuggin along at 2,400 rpm. Let it set an hour in the parking lot at the ramp. Checked the oil it was full... weird. Donnie was with me. He seems to think it was valve train noise.

That was a long ass ride with a big knock!
 
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