Reply With QuoteGood luck with it and keep us posted. Something I did, solder all your light connections if you can. I did my bass boat in 2010 and never had an issue with it , sold it last year.
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Just purchased a 2006 Triton boat that was used primarily as a crappie fishing vessel. Trailer needs lots of work. Just got the engine back from the shop and its ready to go. After some TLC I hope to post some pics and get her in the water. Tight Lines.
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Good luck with it and keep us posted. Something I did, solder all your light connections if you can. I did my bass boat in 2010 and never had an issue with it , sold it last year.
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Congratulations, it won’t be too long before you have it working contour lines and brush piles.
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Good luck, not as versatile as the ranger ghost you posted, but I guess you were looking for something bigger & have to admit nothing shabby about those Triton's....look forward to some pics.....
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Thanks for the tech tip. I have got my hands full trying to get this rig ready for speck'in. But when I do, this dog will hunt.
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Thanks Jim. Never realized how messed up things have gotten until I started ordering parts to repair my new rig. Super slow delivery and just received another delivery of incorrect parts. Wow. Quality control is out the window.
