What Did You Do To Your Boat This Week?

[kaelc]

If anyone wants to get rid of their crapy halo just let me know

 

[MRWood]

All tucked away from that nasty old rain .

 

[the force]

All tucked away from that nasty old rain .

Nice work with the shelter!

 

[CBsqrd]

Dropped off the old boat and picked up the new one. Busy winter coming up on several projects to get it dialled for next summer.

 

[ab1752]

Only 850 hp? Pfft...what a machine, congrats!

 

[CBsqrd]

Only 850 hp? Pfft...what a machine, congrats!

LOL, 875 HP if you include the kicker!

 

[ab1752]

LOL, 875 HP if you include the kicker!

Haha I didnt even see it hidden there. Let the games begin!

 

[Jegermiester]

Dropped off the old boat and picked up the new one. Busy winter coming up on several projects to get it dialled for next summer.

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What an upgrade....Congrats!!

 

[kaelc]

Dropped off the old boat and picked up the new one. Busy winter coming up on several projects to get it dialled for next summer.

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That thing is wicked! What make model? Love the walk around rails, be awesome for kids jigging off the front

 

[CBsqrd]

That thing is wicked! What make model? Love the walk around rails, be awesome for kids jigging off the front

35' EagleCraft, built in 2006, I think it must be one of their first outboard powered hulls in that size. Previously had twin 300s, but was repowered in 2021 with the 425 XTOs.

To be honest, we weren't sure about the high rails at first, the current trend seems to be low rails or to delete the bow rails altogether. But they are functional (very secure when walking up to the bow) and we don't even notice them while operating the boat so our plan is to keep them. There are deck brackets on each side near the bow where you can install a seat so you can relax while jigging or halibut fishing off the bow.

 

[kaelc]

35' EagleCraft, built in 2006, I think it must be one of their first outboard powered hulls in that size. Previously had twin 300s, but was repowered in 2021 with the 425 XTOs.

To be honest, we weren't sure about the high rails at first, the current trend seems to be low rails or to delete the bow rails altogether. But they are functional (very secure when walking up to the bow) and we don't even notice them while operating the boat so our plan is to keep them. There are deck brackets on each side near the bow where you can install a seat so you can relax while jigging or halibut fishing off the bow.

What a boat, I really haven't seen anything nicer that is trailerable. From hanging out with dolphins, surfing the bow wave, to hooking and releasing a 100-lb hali, it would just make it so much safer and more enjoyable to have a full cabin and a true walk-around with good rails like that.

Would love to see the performance numbers for those engines and that hull.

Private sale?

 

[zurk]

Goodbye Europe.
I will miss your wine, french women and song.
and wow you guys have awesome food.
but i wont miss your cold weather, overpriced restaurant food or VAT.

 

[bigbruce]

Got her put to bed for the Winter.

 

[islandboy]

Steam bent and fitted the gunwale caps.

 

[zurk]

When you pull up to a public parking lot in a Porsche and all the other parking spots are taken up by Bugattis....

 

[Pineapple Express]

When you pull up to a public parking lot in a Porsche and all the other parking spots are taken up by Bugattis....

Where are you and where are you heading?