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I would get a way better hatch

On the used market I would say about 45K.
To replace Boat motor and trailer today 90K to 95K
If that's a 2325

waiting for finished pics and pics with the collar on.

Since you are on the fence for a windlass, I would at least have Pacific run the wires for a windlass. Alternately, have you looked into the salt water trolling motors which can be connected to your GPS to hold your position. A friend of mine has one on a 22' boat and loves it! It is much easier an...

Kevin, good reply and I like the way you ended your above post. Guys, Kevin is correct in how hard it is to make a small hull that is pleasing to the eye for EVERYONE and that we all have our own opinion on shapes and lines. Kevin, as always gives his honest opinion, I appreciate that and it makes t...

Call Julie @ pacific Boats
888-658-7111

Did someone say g l a s s ?
Does that lower unit have sacrificial anodes on it?

I would get it cleaned up and repainted ASAP and make sure there are some ZINCS on it .

OK, I looked back at the 1st pic and can see a zinc, looks like it's mot doing it's job.

CB, I started this site after buying a Pacific 2325 CC witth a Honda BF225. I, like you , had all of the same questions. The 2325 is the most popular due to #1 Cost , #2 Sea worthiness For myself I have only one regret , wish I would have got the 26. Yes that extra 3 feet makes a big diff. in just r...

I also would like to see a link for the lite and does it make the nuns mad when you shine it in their eyes?

Just want to wish all a Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year.

Just click on each picture link and they open .

Here are a couple pics of Plateheads boat for sale.

they used to build a 17 V hull but they should be able to build a version of their flat bottom work boat for you.

Thanks, we had a fun day.

http://www.pacificboats.com/commercial- ... kboats.cfm

They will build you anything you want, just call Julie to get started.

Yep, stress crack due to the bottom flange rolling, the cross member is causing the flex and repeated flexing will cause cracks. I would contact the trailer manufacturer 1st to see if they have a fix for you. If they don't then I would look at plates and stiffeners to beef up the areas where the cro...

Hope everyone has a safe and fun day today ,well, except the British.

and you will want to contact Ken Leverich at Tradewind Inflaables & Marine cell 949-335-8909 shop 949-631-7334
he is my man for alloy in SoCal.
Tell him Lester sent ya.

NICE haul and some GOOD eats, well done Sir.

Measure twice and cut once.