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I went down this road a few years ago. I liked the Yamaha 25 for the power to weight ratio and efi. That said, if you don't have a good dealer to go to for parts and service, you might as well buy some good oars.

DONE! THANKS VERY MUCH TO ALL INVOLVED. :D

Read the attached solution--- https://www.rvtravel.com/rv-electricity ... ng-basics/ I searched for days to find this----

Pure coolness! Thanks

Hope you sent some of those great pictures to Julie for a possible calendar! Maybe I am the only one that uses a calendar anymore… [/list]

Very sweet boat.

Wow! That was a great video! Very skilled.

What brand is Mystery Girl. Looks modern and comfortable.

See the new listing for a CD25 in Chatham Ma. Pretty close to what you see looking for and not far from RI.

C Hawk, Sea Ox, and Parker, BUT, expect to pay for more fuel. Because of the deeper V, you’ll ride better but need more HP.

No need to remove tanks. ASV's are on top of the tanks and in the front. They connect to the fitting that holds the fuel pickups. You should be able to look at the side of the tanks in the bilge area and determine if you have Moeller tanks. If so, you can view the parts at the Moeller...

The fuel pickups in the tanks have probably deteriorated/ disintegrated. Also, the anti-siphon valves on the tanks may be in need of replacement. Have you checked to see if the vent hoses have collapsed?

The ASV is a hose barb with a check valve. You will see them in aluminum and brass if you go to Moeller's site. Some believe the brass to be better, but I found that the aluminum have a brass insert. The check valves have a tendency to get stuck if the boat is not run frequently. They are...

oh well. I tried. http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?p= ... 5bb30589fl