Here we are loading up on a second tow truck. Dealership couldn't help so we decided to take it to a Cummins Dealership to have a pump ionstalled. (The Dodge dealership told me they had one. Found out they lied to me just to get me out of their hair. It was after 5PM on Friday, they wanted o get home)
This was the guy that saved they trip.

Left the truck at a well known Dealership near Louisville while we await the new pump to arrive. (6 day timeframe) Meanwhile, I am able to locate a dually truck that will pull the boat down to Pickwick. They rented it to me for $75.00 a day.Drank a lot of Gas and Oil

Finally made it...

Met Thomas and his wife (And boatler) What a sweet ride Thomas! Cuda, I was thinking of you when I shot this one!

And here's just a few shots while out having a good time...

so the way cool rollback guy hooked you up with camera batteries too I see.

Way to go Kev. Too many of us wouldn't have made "lemonade".

an inspiration to all of us!

Troutly,
The water was prettyt calm, had some extra weight with the water filled up, luggage, food etc. Top speed I saw was about 76 GPS. That was trimmed and full throttle. Thomas's 600's sound awesome from inside the boat. He's got quite a rig. I'm not sure if he pushed it that weekend. He had the wife and Boatler on board. Sure was a pretty boat. Pictures don't do it justice. The Smartcraft electronics was pretty neat too. I wish I had one. Maybe if he feels sorry for me he'll give me a good deal on his boat when he parts with it .

Rollback guy Eric would have bought me a camera if I needed one! He made sure we were in good shape before he parted. I owe him big time. Glad I had the camera. I took over 200 pictures. I go through some more and post some of the Pier 57 stuff. There were also a couple neat boats I was able to capture.

Yours would fit right in! Thanks.

here's a few more I thought were nice...