▲ 6 r/BostonWhalerBoats+1 crossposts

Thinking about switching boats

I currently own a Boston Whaler 210 Montauk with a 200 Verado engine about 165 hours on it. The boat also has a 12 inch Lowrance gps/fishfinder in dash and all the accoutrements that came with the boat. My wife would like to switch over to a tritoon. I know very little about them. We are located on the border with Canada so the boat has always been in freshwater and stored indoors over the winter. We boat only on the St. Lawrence River. Any recommendations on what I should buy, look for in a used tritoon, what size engine, etc.?

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u/SlammingJack1 — 11 days ago

Wanting an upgrade: Thinking about going from my Honda Pilot to a Lincoln Nautilus.

So, looking to upgrade to something more luxury without spending a shit ton of money. Would love to hear some opinions especially if you drive a Lincoln.

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u/SlammingJack1 — 3 months ago
▲ 38 r/Decks

Does this look right?

My neighbor is away on an Alaskan cruise, but they are having their deck redone. I noticed this and I was curious to know if this is being done correctly.

Update: so, geographically this area is in the North Country, right on the border with Canada. I am being told that because they can’t go down 4 feet with the cement because of granite under the ground, that this will allow the ground to freeze and unfreeze with minimal damage to the deck. I have been told that because of the freezing, anything less than setting a cement footer 4 feet down would be worthless as it would be pushed back up. So…

u/SlammingJack1 — 3 months ago

May have been a little too excited

So, ordered 10 sleeves at 20% off from Nespresso, an additional8 sleeves from Woot.com, and another 6 sleeve from Brads deals. Suffice it to say, Ive got a wealth of coffee. Now, the positive side of this, is that it brought the overall cost of each very pod down to about a buck. And, my Pop+ machine no longer leaks. So, I’ve got that going for me.

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u/SlammingJack1 — 4 months ago
▲ 4 r/askcarguys+1 crossposts

Help me to decide?

So, I’m a 65 year old man, 6’ 3”, with long legs ( 34” length in pants), and have always driven the “smart choice” vehicle, Camry, Pathfinder, Pilot, etc. Never really owned a luxury or truly comfortable vehicle. I’m looking to upgrade my vehicle in retirement, hopefully to something that is more comfortable to drive. I lean more toward SUV’s as they are easy to get in and out of. So, what vehicle, or vehicles do you recommend? Sporty is not important, no real need for speed. I am looking for comfortable luxury, but it seems to me that all these so called luxury vehicles have 40” or less drivers side legroom, which is not really all that comfortable for tall drivers. New or used, any suggestions?

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u/SlammingJack1 — 4 months ago