Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos

Posted by dauntless-n-miami on 03/26/09 - 8:24 AM

I'm getting better at this up-loading thing for my personal page. These pic's were taken Nov./2008, not much has changed with the exception of the number 15 decal replacement and the recent fuel tank retro-fit. Ugageo, yes it nearly flies with the 90 Yamaha. On GPS I have clocked it at 44 mph at nearly 4000 rpm's with still some throttle left and 4 persons on board. I do not like running the Dauntless hard, no need down here. Me and the family just like to sit back and enjoy the day, we do practice safe boating. Well thats it for now, see ya in the comics...:D

Posted by Joe Kriz on 03/26/09 - 10:39 AM

Photos look nice.

However, the instructions call for max size photo of 640x480.
Please reduce the size so it does not stretch out the pages for people that do not have large monitors.
Thanks

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Edited by Joe Kriz on 03/26/09 - 10:42 AM

Posted by Tig on 03/26/09 - 11:58 AM

Your boat looks great. Thanks for posting those photos.
Do you use the rod holders for trolling at all? Do they ever slip on the rail?

Posted by dauntless-n-miami on 03/26/09 - 7:31 PM

Tig, I have not used the rod holders for trolling as of yet. In fact I have done some mods to those rod holders. There made by perko and the mounting clamps were quite corroded, so I fabricated new assemblies from aluminum billet. Another thing that I discovered on our first outing was where the last owner mounted them they actually projected beyond the bow rail thus making contact with the dock pylons. Not good for the stainless bow rails. I have since remounted them with the billet hardware, same location but inboard of the bow rails and attached to the verticle supports instead of the top tubing as you saw on my pic's.. :)