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Showing posts with label bow rider. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bow rider. Show all posts
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Two Glastron Bow rider boats to choose from!
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Two nice Glastrons to choose from!
Both like new hardle a flaw to see, both passed inspection and both ready to provide fun filled days on the water creating the memories to last a life time!
View these boats at the link above at rmmarine.com................ See ya there!
DA3586
Two nice Glastrons to choose from!
Both like new hardle a flaw to see, both passed inspection and both ready to provide fun filled days on the water creating the memories to last a life time!
View these boats at the link above at rmmarine.com................ See ya there!
Thursday, September 5, 2013
2008 Glastron 185 BR Managers Special Discount
2008 Glastron 185 BR
Beautiful Boat inside and out!
Managers Special only $18999
From Todd's Glastron History=1973 In the new James Bond 007 "Live and Let Die" film Glastron boats were used extensively in a chase scene that is still to this day one of the most outstanding chase scenes in any movie. The '73 GT-150 set a world record for the longest jump.
2008 Glastron GT 185
Beautiful Boat inside and out!
Managers Special only $18999
From Todd's Glastron History=1973 In the new James Bond 007 "Live and Let Die" film Glastron boats were used extensively in a chase scene that is still to this day one of the most outstanding chase scenes in any movie. The '73 GT-150 set a world record for the longest jump.
2008 Glastron GT 185
Beautiful boat and a part of our history way back to WWII, come get your part of history today. Ski, tube, throw on a tower and wake, in lakes or river, LET'S GO! Nice easy handling Glastron, great graphics and colors, this boat is so nice inside and out you really need to check it out. This boat is powered by a 4.3 GL engine, and the well known Volvo Penta Outdrive.
Talk about trick features:
Snap in carpet for easy cleaning
Quality vinyl
Sundeck to bask in the sun
Mid ski locker
Sports Seating
Bimini Top
Covers
CD
Extended swim platform
Storage and more....
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DA3586
JUST IN! 2001 Maxum Bow rider This is a GEM! Super nice boat for sale in Portland Oregon
Just in!
Maxum super nice 2001 bow rider, V8 and well taken care of. Snap in snap out carpeting and more... Hurry this is a Gem!
Maxum super nice 2001 bow rider, V8 and well taken care of. Snap in snap out carpeting and more... Hurry this is a Gem!
Friday, May 17, 2013
$50 Gift cert Raffle on RMMarine's Face book page GO THERE AND ENTER! YEAH FREE BOAT BUCKS...
Just go to rmmarine's Facebook page and answer the question to be entered into a raffle, Hurry only need 50 entry's to draw.....
The Boatlady
Cheryl
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Cheryl
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Protect your boat! WINTER BOATING
Winter And boating!
Using your boat in the winter:
Be sure to dress warm, bring survival gear and extra blankets. Also you may add a couple pieces of dry kindling in a bag, or make fire starters out of egg carton, candle wax, and dryer lint. Also make sure you have spare prop, spare water separating fuel filter and belts.
Inboard/Outboard Motors will need to be drained each time you return as well as filling up your gas tank. Be sure to drain Block, Heat exchanger, Water pump, Manifolds and Risers.
Outboards, are self draining yet can still freeze in the Raw Water Pump.
Be sure to fill out a float plan when ever you use your boat in the winter time. Float plan is a piece of paper, listing out who is on your boat, your boat type, and the location you are boating in.
Damage that May happen in the winter freeze:
Water starts to freeze at about temperatures of 32 degrees. If you have any cracks on your deck that water can seep into damage can start to happen, once water is soaked inside the crack, it then expands first then becomes denser, thus opening the crack and causing more damage.
If you have forgotten to drain; Block, Heat exchanger, Water pump, Manifolds and Risers, damage may occur.
Lower units can freeze in the winter, though rare! You can avoid this by angling lower unit in the fully downward position.
Your belts may become brittle during the cold, be sure to keep a spare.
Be aware that mud daubers (wasp) that may infest your outboard boat, clogging up lines. Avoid this by setting off bug bombs around the boat storage area.
If you wake to find ice has formed on top of your Vinyl do not attempt to pull it off, it is best to let it melt and dry it up, rather then pull on vinyl made brittle by freezing temperatures.
Snow is heavy and will break down your canvas, sweep off snow each time.
Make sure you have Replacement Value insurance on your boat at all times.
Go to rmmarine.com
Using your boat in the winter:
Be sure to dress warm, bring survival gear and extra blankets. Also you may add a couple pieces of dry kindling in a bag, or make fire starters out of egg carton, candle wax, and dryer lint. Also make sure you have spare prop, spare water separating fuel filter and belts.
Inboard/Outboard Motors will need to be drained each time you return as well as filling up your gas tank. Be sure to drain Block, Heat exchanger, Water pump, Manifolds and Risers.
Outboards, are self draining yet can still freeze in the Raw Water Pump.
Be sure to fill out a float plan when ever you use your boat in the winter time. Float plan is a piece of paper, listing out who is on your boat, your boat type, and the location you are boating in.
Damage that May happen in the winter freeze:
Water starts to freeze at about temperatures of 32 degrees. If you have any cracks on your deck that water can seep into damage can start to happen, once water is soaked inside the crack, it then expands first then becomes denser, thus opening the crack and causing more damage.
If you have forgotten to drain; Block, Heat exchanger, Water pump, Manifolds and Risers, damage may occur.
Lower units can freeze in the winter, though rare! You can avoid this by angling lower unit in the fully downward position.
Your belts may become brittle during the cold, be sure to keep a spare.
Be aware that mud daubers (wasp) that may infest your outboard boat, clogging up lines. Avoid this by setting off bug bombs around the boat storage area.
If you wake to find ice has formed on top of your Vinyl do not attempt to pull it off, it is best to let it melt and dry it up, rather then pull on vinyl made brittle by freezing temperatures.
Snow is heavy and will break down your canvas, sweep off snow each time.
Make sure you have Replacement Value insurance on your boat at all times.
Go to rmmarine.com
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