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I dont have a pic yet but I just picked up the 2004 30' blue & yellow one that was for sale in the classifieds.Cant wait till summer. :evilb:

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hey cat-n-around, your boat looks very familiar....did you purchase your boat from Bob anderson and have some motors built over in Oshkosh???

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Thats mine

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thought so, how has your boat been running??? i remember being in your boat on many occasions. i used to work for Rod, nuff said.....hope you had a good summer and have a great new year.

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Just got done freshening up the motors, have had a couple issues but I guess you'll have that.

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Is that boat in NY. I had the exact same boat???

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No it came from MI and is now in WI. What length was yours?
I would like to talk to the previous owner.

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Hpy540, Who Did You Buy Your Boat From??, I May Have Some Information On It...

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from Oshvegas WI ..... JK if you are form there you know who i bought it from. i would like to contact the last owner in Mi regarding some leakage in the cabin area. The bottom looks perfect. But i get water in the cabin when i pull the boat out of the water. Not while it is in the water!?!?!?!?

So i would like to conatct him. I have i his name but i cannot find anything other than that.

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I had a 22 Eagle xp and I had the same problem. More than likely, the water is coming from your bilge. When the boat is in the water the transom sets lower from the weight of the engine, so any water in the bilge stays in the bilge. When you pull the boat out of the water without draining it on the ramp and then get the boat level or even slightly down hill the water from the bilge runs the center v all the way up to the cabin "via a little tube" and then you have standing water or wet carpet. The ski locker always gets wet also if you hadn't all ready noticed. It's just the way the boat was built, so you must drain on the ramp every time you pull out or this will happen. Or you can plug the little tube with a cork or something, but then when you get water in the boat it won't drain through to the bilge.