Trojan Boat Forum

Don't put it on the antenna.... it is way too much load, being double thickness they pull a lot at speed.... tell Dianne Michael says it is best on the bow and it looks best there as it is always in view from the bridge. :) I agree. You might get away with the flag on the lower half of the shaft ne...

New battery house pack (done). Wash and wax lower hull ( past weekend hurtin' Sunday morning ). New toilet and intake hose (this coming weekend). Remove and refinish cockpit railing, and install a few boat show purchases ( after it gets wet ). Missle lock on May 1. Looking forward to seeing that pe...

New battery house pack (done).
Wash and wax lower hull ( past weekend hurtin' Sunday morning ).
New toilet and intake hose (this coming weekend).
Remove and refinish cockpit railing, and install a few boat show purchases ( after it gets wet ).
Missle lock on May 1.

Was up to the boat ( 2 1/2 hrs one way ) was a beautiful day. Sun shining, above freezing, minimal wind. Now this may not mean much to you southern folk , but, up here it does. Anyhow, was taking measurements and removing the old battery tray and paralleling box. Am putting together a dedicated &quo...

Garmin. Have three. One on the ATV, wife carries a CS 76 with her ( not everywhere ) and one on the boat.

Personally, I"ll go for the laid back front. Trojan herald on the front, F-32 on the side ( or vessel of your choice )

Cetol works for me. Single step into rear cockpit, steps to fly and swim ladder have seen 2 seasons. No scratches on the single step and it gets used the most and sees much shoe traffic.

Boat Show in Toronto this weekend. Then it's Ground Hog Day, then Daytona, then Easter........that fast. Good Friday off comes the wrap.

I use a 12 ladder, 6' 1" body, a 3' arm and a 4' extention. Works for me. Drives my shorter buddy nuts.

I've done both. My last boat ( 25' ) I used a 20 X 40 foot plastic tarp and wooden ridge pole and up rights. Got 3 years out of every tarp. My present boat ( F32 ) I am using shrink. Bought a piece 32 X 56. A learning curve but each year a little easier. This will be the third year for the same piec...

I don't remember exactly but last fall ( 2008 ) I asked the lift operator the weight of my boat and it was in the 16 k range with tanks full of fuel.

2 hours and 20 minutes if the accident is behind us, who knows if it's ahead of us. Part of the drive Ready 123 and I share the same highway, he will understand.

Larry: When I bought our first boat, a 19 ft Bayliner, I couldn't spell "baot" much less drive one. The guy I bought it from said to me "Remember, you can never go too slow". The longer I boat the truer that statement is. When we moved up to a 25' I sat at the wheel and looked ah...

Two years ago I bought shrink to do my F32. The piece was 32'X56'. With a slight dome over the flybridge, it came down approx half way between the rub rail ( at the stern ) and the waterline. I needed every bit of the 32 for the width, wouldn't want it any narrower. As far as the length did not use ...

I didn't say they were wrong ( as Wowzer52 pointed out ) You take someones idea, and modify it to suit your application. If it works, run with it. Then the next time someone asks, you'll have the seventh idea.