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Posted by: scout637
Posted on: 06/18/14 at 05:00:41
Thanks for the live well tip. I'll give it a try. I'm looking forward to meeting everyone soon.
Posted by: Y2SAYS
Posted on: 06/05/14 at 21:27:23
Nice boat!  Congrats!
Posted by: Darren Thomas
Posted on: 06/05/14 at 15:44:21
That is indeed a pretty boat. I looked at it in person (pretty sure that is the same boat) and it was one of the boats I was considering when I bought mine. The hull damage is what scared me off but that was before I knew how to fix it. Had I known it was fairly easy I might be the owner Smiley I actually love the purple but wondered if I was crazy. The motor on that boat is immaculate as well. You did well, looking forward to meeting you.
Posted by: 5dinks
Posted on: 06/05/14 at 13:03:42
Hey scout.  Pretty sharp.  As far as the live well being slow to fill:  before buying a new pump, etc try filling it up about half way with a garden hose, take a good strong shop vac and suck the water out at the drain fitting at the back of the boat.  If you add a little  SUPER CLEAN (purple cleaner found nearly anywhere) to the water before sucking I'd bet you $10 it will work as good as new..  Just rinse a bunch after so you don't end up with a bunch of dead fish the first time you use it after cleaning.....
Posted by: scout637
Posted on: 06/05/14 at 06:22:07
Thanks. Apparently the previous owner kept it in a garage which kept it looking nice but he didn't see the need for a keel guard. It had a pretty bad rub through that I had to repair. While I was working on the keel I also popped the front floor panel up, replaced a small section of dry rot and resealed the wood. I've got everything working now except I noticed the front live well is very slow filling up. I will have to look in to that when I get a chance
Posted by: Rodney H
Posted on: 06/02/14 at 00:52:18
Smiley  Welcome back. That's a sharp looking boat. Looking forward to seeing it up close. See ya at the Riffe Lake tournament,  or a Fish-In soon?
Posted by: scout637
Posted on: 06/01/14 at 05:45:43


Hello, most of you probably don't remember me. I joined about 2 years ago but I got too busy when I decided to go back to school and finish my BS in EE. I'm just about done now and I'm looking forward to doing more fishing. I picked up this boat last fall and had to repair damage to the keel, a rotten spot in the deck and had to raise the bunks a bit. The motor runs great and after running out of fuel twice Grin I have repaired the fuel gauge as well as the speedometer. I never pictured my first bass boat to be purple and black but it actually looks pretty good on the water. Looking forward to getting out there more this year.
 
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