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Hi Ken, I put on about 45 Hours in 2005. The previous owner (marina owner) had around 100 hrs. She has exceptionally low hours for a 2001 boat. Phil

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For those of you who emailed me about more pictures, I was able to upload more cabin photos today for your observation. As you can see this boat has had much less than average use and is a real gem.

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Ok, Here are more details about my Tom Cat 24 More photos coming when I can find them in my hard drive! The story on this boat is unique, It was purchased new by a elderly man from Indiana. He was the owner of a Marina with a wide selection of boats and slips to choose from. It ha twin...

I will sadly be selling my 2001 Tom Cat twin Merc 115HP 4stroke Salt Water edition..Great engines! SS 3blade props spare composite props Permatrim hydrofoils Full Camperback with screens over all windows privacy curtain berth Auto pilot raymarine Sport Pilot Plus Compass Depth gauge Elec Head 20...

I've got a 2001 TC 24. We love it. Roomy, stable, economical....I'd love the TC225! PM

I don't have much experience with outboards but the 2001 Tom Cat 24 I bought last year has 2 - 115 Merc EFI 4 strokes. I ran them alot last year and they never even sneezed. They work great. I think all current manufacturers seem good. Phil

Great ideas. This should keep me busy all weekend! I prefer the ballast ideas

One scarey thought someone mentioned was what if the thru hull for the head was leaking water into the balsa core? Hmmmm? I also wonder what if it has always been like this and I just noticed it recently? Thats even scarier! C-dory factory has not returned my call yet. Phil

I noticed something unusual with the way my TCat 24 is sitting in the water. She seems to sit about 2 inches lower on the starboard stern. I cant find any water in the hull. I have no water in my water tank and fuel levels are equal at 1/2 full. Port side seems normal. Any ideas on what...

I put the Permatrim tabs on the end of last year. I have a 24ft TomCat. I was basically trying to get the whole boat out of the water more. I would say they do work but in adjusting trim you need to watch or you could have water fly all over the engines or shoot a rooster tail out 20 or 30...

We just got an Aire "Tom Cat" inflatable kayak for our TC24. ( I guess we just like Tom Cats?) I havent had a chance to put it in the water yet but the write ups on it are good. I inflate it with a foot pump or the exhaust on my hand vac. 3 weeks and we'll put the boat in if it dosen't snow! Phil

Take a look at FanTC photos for flybridge PM

All of the above and I have tried Liquid Rollers sprayed on the carpeted bunks...Not sure but I think it helps. Anyone have rollers? Phil

I don't find it easy to launch or retrieve but we get it done. I did have a 40 inch tounge extension made by a friend (sounds weird). I haven't had to use it yet but it would have been useful in some of the shallow low grade ramps I've been to. I do have inner bunks to guide the boat on...

Forgot to mention that I will be installing 2 Trojan 6V batts to the house system. I've had very good results with Trojan batteries with my previous solar powered boat. It had 12 6 volt batteries running 2 banks 48V each. I ran the boat for 5 years and the new owner ran it all summer '05...