New Tige Owner

[gwhite94]

[QUOTE=Moki;648519]I have this one:

http://www.boatersland.com/stb35001....FdNxMgodbUsAkg

But I like this one better because it looks like you can hook your hose directly to this kit and then switch with out having to unhook from the plunger

http://www.carolinaboatoutfitters.co...-65501-p-77510


I end up using about 4.5 gallons with my shower and heater.[/QUOTE

Skippa you still need one of these? I have the one in the first picture you can have...

[Nobody]

Washington State is just way too cold to own water sports boat.

[hopps1945]

So been trying to figure out how I want to winterize the new boat and decided I think I will try this route that Moki uses. I'm worried about not getting all the water out and come spring having something major broke (cracked head or block..) I know I am probably worrying way to much but being a new boat owner (a new, expensive and really nice boat owner ) I don't want anything to get screwed up. So hopefully I can find the kit locally so I can do it this weekend if not, as soon as it can be shipped.

I have this one:

http://www.boatersland.com/stb35001....FdNxMgodbUsAkg

But I like this one better because it looks like you can hook your hose directly to this kit and then switch with out having to unhook from the plunger

http://www.carolinaboatoutfitters.co...-65501-p-77510

I end up using about 4.5 gallons with my shower and heater.

[hopps1945]

And the previous owner made it easier for hook up. This fitting was added to the intake line:

[hopps1945]

Washington State is just way too cold to own water sports boat.

Really?? That is a great contribution to this post...

[NICKYPOO]

Really?? That is a great contribution to this post...

Ha! He thinks Florida is too cold to own a water sports boat.

You just have to ignore him. Although I'm sure he will now flood this thread with a bunch of now that he has had a finger pointed at him. Just ignore him.

[skippabcool]

Really?? That is a great contribution to this post...

Ha! He thinks Florida is too cold to own a water sports boat.

You just have to ignore him. Although I'm sure he will now flood this thread with a bunch of now that he has had a finger pointed at him. Just ignore him.

Just remember it is nobody.

Like Nicky said he thinks it needs to be 87 degrees to go out on the water.

[hopps1945]

You just have to ignore him. Although I'm sure he will now flood this thread with a bunch of now that he has had a finger pointed at him. Just ignore him.

Yeah did a little research after my post and noticed a trend in his posts. Will just let it be next time.

[skippabcool]

Might be a good deal for any 2300 owners, brand new cover for $100 - http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...d=&search=tige

[Ewok]

Did you winterize yet? It's still too warm, I'm going out on Hayden tomorrow.

[hopps1945]

Sadly just getting started. The wife works every other weekend so this is her weekend to work. So get it winterized this weekend to go into storage sometime next week. Very sad, would love to be on the water still but just isn't going to work.

[halfwatt]

Congrats on your purchase and great lookin boat man!

[hopps1945]

Thanks Halfwatt. Sad though, the boat has been winterized as of this last weekend and waiting to go into storage. Spring cannot come soon enough!!!

[Moki]

Might be a good deal for any 2300 owners, brand new cover for $100 - http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...d=&search=tige

Dang, it was sold! I wanted to buy it just for memory's sake. That was a great deal. Hopefully, somebody on this forum picked it up.

[Moki]

And the previous owner made it easier for hook up. This fitting was added to the intake line:

Pretty cool setup, It looks like you will get a lot more water circulating than my approach.