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- Boating Forum - iboats Boating Forums
Discussion of boats, general boating questions and anything else directly related to a boat or an engine
- Sears Jon Boat Info Needed - iboats Boating Forums
Hi all! Definite newbie here trying to find some info from all of you seasoned pros! My grandfather passed and I inherited an old Sears jon boat with the following details: •Aluminum hull •12' length •42 25" transom •No HIN (pre-1974?) •Model #012803 (port bow) •2 seater •No other info I need
- Boat crash Parker- Idiot rock | River Daves Place
A boat full of people ran into idiot rock last night across from echo Anyone have any info on the passengers? @NicPaus are you at your place? I’ve been hoping all night they found everyone, we stayed away from the lights and just kept an eye out down river a bit🫤 I think he mentioned he would be out at Echo this weekend
- Plug on the inside or outside of the boat? - iboats Boating Forums
Re: Plug on the inside or outside of the boat? You've got to remember that most boat's plugs cannot be easily reached from the inside The advantage though to inside is you can literally use it to get water out With a boat on plane water will rush out of the drain hole, so if you have a leak or take on a lot of water in a small boat without a bilge pump you can get her on a slow plane
- Parker River boat crash, idiot rock | River Daves Place
As fun and enjoyable as our river place is, it can be a dangerous place also! Speed, and not aware of the hazards caused injury and death last night as a boat full of people collided into idiot rock just up River from Sundance Straight across from our place at echo! Play safe my freinds!!!
- How to check fuel tank vent anti syphon valve
The anti-siphon valve is very similar to a simple check valve Its purpose is to prevent fuel from starting a siphon out of the tank and into the carb engine compartment This could cause a fire or continue to feed a fire by dumping fuel when the engine is off It is especially a concern on larger boats where the fuel tank may be mounted higher than the fuel inlet to the carburetor, which
- Do I need 4x4 to launch boat? - iboats Boating Forums
Re: Do I need 4x4 to lauanch boat? Re: Do I need 4x4 to lauanch boat? If you get a locking rear end and are careful a 2wd will handle "most" ramp situations I have seen some 2wd owners carry a set of traction mats just in case It really depends on the ramp, how deep you need to launch and the surface conditions I know of some ramps that a 2wd is fine and some where a 4wd is required I have
- How to check and test a Mercury Mariner Coil - iboats Boating Forums
Re: How to check and test a Mercury Mariner Coil Thanks for the info I'm trying to track down a bogging problem and the coils were something I wanted to look at The pics are very helpful
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