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We found that 100' of chain was all that was necessary in the PNW. Added another 100' of rope rode to that just in case. I don't remember ever paying out the whole length of chain.

Our old TC255 is in Anchorage. Boat is now "Anytime Baby" Owner is Troy (Nani69). Perhaps he would let you take a look.

A 65 year old woman had a heart attack and was taken to the hospital. While on the operating table she had a near death experience.. Seeing God, she asked "Is my time up?" God said, "No, you have another 33 years, 2 months and 8 days to live." Upon recovery, the woman decided to stay in the...

http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?full=1&set_albumName=album1407&id=P1010287&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php The Beckson Covers were for access to the bilge pumps.

Rob. We drilled holes at the 4 corners of the gutter around the fish box. Water drained into the bilge rather than the fishbox. Also the drains in the bottom of the box helped keep it dry. See photos in my album for details. Roger

Simple answer, No. A good pressure wash when you retrieve the boat will clean it up nicely.

Contat StarcraftTom on this site for storage. I bet he chimes in here as soon as he sees your post.

Priest Lake and Pond Oreille are beautiful. Just don't go too early! We went in early June and encountered Monsoon type rain, wind, hail and a funnel cloud! Lake Coure d'Alene is also fun. Most boats on those lakes are day use and folks looked at folks who stayed overnight on their boats strangely.

Regarding the Fish Boxes, I drilled four 1/4" holes in the bottom of the gutters. It just drains into the bilge and is taken care of by the pumps. I had 2 8D house batteries under the rear seat so the scuppers were a problem. 1 3/4" rubber sink plugs took care of that. We were seldom in open...

We saw the result of letting a battery run dry and the charger left on recently. This was on a Golf Cart down the street. The house fire destroyed most of the house!

Nice job! I like the Vessel Sink style.

I had the ProFish on my TC255 and never used that feature. Save some money and skip the Free Fall.

Heard today that a baby Girl was born at 2:22, in Room 2! Guess what her lucky number is.

Flboy77, I installed a false floor under the tank epoxied to two blocks that fit the hull's contour. No screws were put in the hull. The tank was secured to that false floor with straps.

The earlier TC-255s (2006)) had the 25 gallon tank installed on the Starboard side. I added annother tank and pump to the port side. Don't remember ever running out of water! It may be possible to replicate this on the Port side...