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I like it for the UV properties. It's a polymer sealer that removes water spots which can be applied with a microfiber towel.

Oh it has vinegar in it. It smells like vinegar mixed with candy or flowers lol

Give her a quick coat with Boat Bling Hot Sauce. It will get rid of the waterspots and has UV inhibitors!

Sold.

Raise the pole.

Pics would help.

Predict Wind is great! Especially useful for our sailor friends.

Made this one from last year's Keys trip:

Made this short film from our trip to make a new Youtube Channel for all things boating!

Can still add them for only 2K...it's really easy. I did it to mine. Only cost $600 because I diyed it, but I'm a mechanic so ymv.

A 26' boat NEEDS tabs.

Wow those are some interesting tow rigs! Would love to see some pics! Thankfully, the Durango is rated for 7400 lbs. I find it to be well-matched for this size boat. I think the MPG of 14-15 towing speaks for itself as well.

I won't wait too long, but I did make it 1,000 miles without brakes this time. The Durango is a much, underrated tow vehicle. It's better than most all SUVs, all small trucks, and on par with a lot of 1/2 ton trucks. Even with RWD, I've never had any issues retrieving or stopping.

Thanks for the kind words! Ill be back, thats for sure. You sure do have a nice home 😁. I plan to replace the brakes at some point. Don't want to go through this again.

Post another video with the hatch open and the camera nearby the valve train. Then a second one outside of the boat near the transom assembly exhaust ports.

Call Chaparral!

Sounds either like an exhaust flapper or possible lifter.

Just realized these pictures didn't post properly...here is a link to the trip report. It starts at post 37. One picture in body from Spray Falls. https://forums.iboats.com/threads/1995-chaparral-2550-sx-refit-and-restoration.766069/page-2#post-5878827

This one has a Bravo 1. Mine (1995) has an original Bravo 3.

1995 for the 7.4L. This one is carbed, as is my other one.