Want to put my boat in a slip..... How to keep green buildup off it?
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I had always wondered about putting one of those bubblers under the boat. I know in the spring when the water is moving past my dock I get zero growth. When it is stagnent is when you get the big buildup. I know heat plays a roll as well but I think if you can keep the water moving it may work
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check this
i met a guy who pulled a blue tarp up to bottom of his boat while in the water an threw pool chlorine tablets in there an it kept it off....kill the little fishies as welll but kept it clean....i though he was bs.n me till i went out to his slip 1 afternoon
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Thanks for all the advice, fellas. Man those big boat lifts are big $$$
That $$$ just isnt in the budget this year.
I guess i'll be trailering this season after all, and save the slip rental fee for a boat lift next season.
I trailered my 312 stinger around no problem, but the 415 is a totally different animal....lol.....
That $$$ just isnt in the budget this year.
I guess i'll be trailering this season after all, and save the slip rental fee for a boat lift next season.
I trailered my 312 stinger around no problem, but the 415 is a totally different animal....lol.....
On another note i am really questioning that tow vehicle for that monster. I bet towing is a hand full.
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We struggled with the same question. Buy a trailer, buy a lift or bottom paint. We decided on bottom paint and we like our decision because it just makes life easier. We just drive to dock and jump on boat. I haven't really noticed any performance decrease. Very slight if any
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We struggled with the same question. Buy a trailer, buy a lift or bottom paint. We decided on bottom paint and we like our decision because it just makes life easier. We just drive to dock and jump on boat. I haven't really noticed any performance decrease. Very slight if any
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