Nate5.0

Is it sad now that when I go and clean the boat or anything like that I fill up a few 5 gal jugs and dump them in lol.

They got me for $5.45 at the docks a few weeks ago when at the pump it was $3.13.

314joey

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I don't have a trailer, not that I would take it out to fuel up anyway, but last Friday I paid $4.87 for 91 oct, but it was $3,27 on land, now that sucks, kind of hard or haul 120 gallons with 5 gal jugs.
I put 125 gallons in her Friday and burned 3/4 of it on the FMO run Saturday, but it was worth it. great day of boating.

MonkeySea2

Subwoofer

snapcracklepop

What is a anchor handler? Are you getting something custom made? I would like to make something like Cobalt has that is stainless plate formed to go under the beak and a custom anchor that hugs it.

1989mach1

vac flush head replacing the pump our port-a-potty and all new JL audio for the cockpit replacing the 4-6&1/2s and one 10" sub and maybe some more led's we will see

low_psi

Ours is getting Sold. Well actually sold last week.

badmonkey

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...xy/sweet37.jpg

hope this helps...

Nate5.0

I have her on a trailer but it very hard to find stations I can get in and out of with ease.

I usually go to the boat once a week for something even if I don't use it so when I do I bring 3 or 4 - 5 gal jugs and just dump them in. It doesn't do much but after a week or two there is a few gallons in there. It's sad but I admit I do it.

Sydwayz

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Any truck stops close by? How about adding a transfer tank to the bed of your truck?

Wildman1

I know where there is a rope and fender monkey with a gas card. He is even train to felt drinks when the time comes. LOL
He is also just about recovered from knee surgery should be down in a few weeks