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I have a 2012 24ft Sweetwater with strakes and a 2012 Yamaha F115hp (older generation). I know that this would be considered underpowered but it works well for us. I noticed that my to top speed is at about 4600rpm. Increasing the rpm has little effect. I've been snooping the internet and a prop at a lower pitch seems to be a good optiion for maybe a few more mph, better fuel economy and less work for the engine. And then there's 3 vs 4 blade. I'm no mechanic so I would have a marina do the swap over the winter. Anybody gone through this or have opinion or advice?

I have been losing plants over the past several months. I try to keep up on lighting, soaks and occasional fertilizer and couldn't understand what was going on. I have well water and softening system. Long story short apparently water softener is deadly long term for air plants due to excess salt exposure.

Does anyone make a lower drag tube for pontoons? I have a 24 ft with a 115hp Yamaha. I know some may say it's a be a bit underpowered but is perfect for us for cruising even with s full boat. The problem comes with tubing and drag. I know it's expected to slow. Does someone make a lower drag tube that would be easier of the motor? We have a Mable Super

Airhead 3 rider.

Anybody notice that the same actor plays different roles in the series. The actor that was the "medium" that scared the s#!t out of Paulie was also an FBI agent at a conference meeting. I wonder why when they could choose anybody rather than repeat.

I was wondering about who can whack our hit (strike) a made guy and who can sanction it. When Tony hit Ralphie the big deal was, even though Tony was the Boss, that he hit a made guy. But Mikey Palmice wasn't sanctioned. And if Tony can't sanction a hit who can?

We have a floating dock on a lake that gets quite windy. With the profile of a pontoon especially with the bimini tops it makes docking quite a challenge and impossible if you're alone. We dock parallel to the dock and the wind usually blows the boat away from it. There are "systems" available that can get very pricey, have limited compatability with certain docks, installs and positions, and have sketchy reviews. What docking assists do you use if any? Right now I'm thinking of just a pole or tall cleat that would make it easier to get a looped line attached to the middle cleat on the boat then try to aim the bow torward the dock than the stern.