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baitchunker
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Posted - 09/23/2009 : 3:43:22 PM

Not sure if this should go here or over in the trailer section, but since I did it myself...

I often go fishing several times a week. (Hey, I'm retired and the boat ramp is five minutes away.) Many days I fish a couple hours at first light and then go back again late in the afternoon. Rinsing the boat and trailer off so often is a pain. I cured that with a yard sprinkler set under where the boat is parked. The current drill is to pull the boat into it's slot, give the hose timer a twist to the ten minute cycle, and go take a nap. No more tripping over hoses, finding the sprayhead, getting soaked leaning under the boat, etc.
I've considered adding an inline soap dispenser, and a hookup for the motor flush plug. Maybe one day...

bigtdaman
Average Member

USA
186 Posts

Posted - 10/30/2009 : 4:55:32 PM

last year we got stuck in the mud we used the wash down hose to keep the motor from over heating.we hooked it up to the flush fiting till we powered out of the mud.we then used the wash down hose to spray thwe mud out of the water in take.it saved the day.

I FISH THEREFOR I AM!!!!!!

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