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The oil alarm is in the oil tank on the side of your engine. It has a float valve in it, if your remote tank pump fails eventually and shortly your tank on the side of the engine will deplete oil and when the level gets on the low side the oil warning horn sounds. You can get home safely by...

Before I got the Marlin I had a Sailfish for 8 years. It looked almost new when I swapped up. Before the Sailfish I had a Seafarer for 8 years, kept it like new also. I guess I am also very picky about maintenance and keeping my boat washed and waxed.

Send me your email address, I could not break the code on posting pictures to this site: mine is: g0tagrip@bellsouth.net the 0 is a zero, not an oooooo

I have my 2007 Marlin 300 in Panama City Beach Fl on a lift. Wax the boat twice a year to keep it shiny, usually Feb and Aug. Last Feb I got lazy and had it done, too expensive.

I put one on my Marlin 300. I bought the mount and pole and installed it myself. I will look for a picture to email you. I know I took some.

I think it would depend on whether or not you leave the boat in the water.

I have a 2007 Marlin and my batteries are on the edge of needing replacing. I would load test them all. Also check for corrosion on the terminals, and clean up battery selector switch connections.

Is it your automatic trim motors running to bring up the trim tabs? That is what I hear after shutting of my engines.

Even though I flush my engines with salt away after each trip I still replace thermostats at 200 hours. I run well offshore and don't want any issues.

I had one for 8 years before moving up to the Marlin. The only issue I had with my Sailfish was the oil reservoir pump brackets caused the reservoir motors to fail from electrollis (sp). I would highly recommend you have those checked, to get at them you have to take out the livewell tank...

Anyone have a tip for repairing small rips in the bolster material? Last Sunday on a fishing trip one of my "good" fishing friends got two hooks stuck in the material and ripped it getting the hook out. Thanks,

Next time put a ruler by the crab so we can see how big it was......we smashed a dozen and a half Friday night......mmm good!

As a follow up we used it for 24 hours straight on the tournament trip. Well worth the investment, ran almost 300 miles including trolling. Worked great, I love it. Oh we did not catch any good fish, just big bonita. But we had fun.

I have one on my 2007 Marlin. Send me an email address to: g0tagrip@bellsouth.net. Note the 0 is a zero, not an oooo. I will send you pictures of the installation details.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I had the boat out yesterday again for a raft up, played with the auto pilot some more. I am looking forward to the offshore runs (and the fuel savings). My friend David and I and our sons are fishing the Bay Point 40/40 shootout next month, we are all pumped over...

I have Lee 24' and love them, mine are side mount as you can see. I modified them to swing down (front go up to get pinned to the hard top) so I can get under a bridge I have to pass under to get out of our canal. My recommendation is to get the longer ones.

I had a Garmin GHP 10 Auto Pilot installed in my 2008 Marlin last week. Not sure how I have survived without one up to now. It is awesome.