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I too have used the tides4fishing app. We all have our opinions about NOAA, but this seems to be more accurate the majority of the time https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/noaat ... id=8728130

Keep in mind that those times and numbers are "predictions", your mileage may vary.

By the way, all the replaced bearings are stainless steel/ceramic hybrids. They will last longer than the originals.

He has good reason to be smiling! Nice catch!

I probably have a handle assembly that will fit the reel if needed. As far as making the knob spin more freely, I have a couple of tricks that I use. Is it a Saros 4000F or a 4000FA? If it is a 4000F you should be able to remove the nut and pull the knob off to clean and relube it. (sometimes the be...

Nice way to break in the new motors.

Nopatients wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 10:32 pm If no one else has jumped on that 2 stroke 90 I’d love to talk to you about it whenever you are ready to get rid of it

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Way to go. I am glad you knocked the skunk off that new boat.

The Suzuki base price is about 2k lower than the Yamaha. Since I have Yamaha gauges and controls I would have to swap over to Suzuki which is where the total price for each becomes closer to each other.

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There are no two strokes available any more, so I have to go four. The weight increase with a 115 four stroke will be about 140 pounds. The weight difference between the four stroke 90 and the four stroke 115 is only twenty-four pounds. Since my hull has been recertified by the manufacturer from a 9...

I need to repower my flats boat. I currently have a Yamaha 90 2 stroke.I can get a new Suzuki 115 parts and labor, (gauges, ss prop, rigging) with a 6 year warranty. I can also get a 115 Yamaha SHO parts and labor (gauges and controls not needed) with a 5 year warranty for about the same price (with...