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Needaboat
Guest
Today I bought a 2001 210 CC. Needs a little TLC but I think I paid a good price for it. Looking forward to visiting this site for tips on how to put her back into shape.
ILLOGICAL GGC
Contributing Member
- City
- Washington PARK
- State
- NC
welcome gotaboat to the family!!!!
as a fellow owner of an '01 , i can appreciate the good price aspect of your purchase and we have a listing in the logic section of things to do to bring it up to as many current mods. as the '01 design will allow.
again welcome aboard and don't hesitate to ask for help when needed and contribute your special fixes as well.
robert
as a fellow owner of an '01 , i can appreciate the good price aspect of your purchase and we have a listing in the logic section of things to do to bring it up to as many current mods. as the '01 design will allow.
again welcome aboard and don't hesitate to ask for help when needed and contribute your special fixes as well.
robert
FISHTROPHIES
Registered Member
- City
- Warwick
gotaboat
I am located in Warwick, RI. If I can be of any assistance please give me a shout. I have a 2000 Logic 210 and pretty much know it inside and out as it was a recovered theft when I purchased it. Thanks to the great people on this site and Dick at Merritt Marine my Logic is almost ready to swim again. All I need to do is finish the electrical, add a fishfinder, seats or leaning post, and bowrail. Anyone know where I can get an owners manual?
Ken
I am located in Warwick, RI. If I can be of any assistance please give me a shout. I have a 2000 Logic 210 and pretty much know it inside and out as it was a recovered theft when I purchased it. Thanks to the great people on this site and Dick at Merritt Marine my Logic is almost ready to swim again. All I need to do is finish the electrical, add a fishfinder, seats or leaning post, and bowrail. Anyone know where I can get an owners manual?
Ken
Welcome, Needaboat
I needed to get out there on the water, too, and started with a starter--just picked up a 150CC yesterday in DE and trailered it back to MD for trials. Great little boat so far. My big fiberglass boat owner friend was very impressed. Runs dry and comfortable and has a bigger boat feel to it. Questions: Any advice on the Yamaha 2-stroke 40 hp break in period? Also, did they discontinue equipping these with the 6 horizontal rod holders, or do I have some "issues" to work on with the dealer?! Thanks
I needed to get out there on the water, too, and started with a starter--just picked up a 150CC yesterday in DE and trailered it back to MD for trials. Great little boat so far. My big fiberglass boat owner friend was very impressed. Runs dry and comfortable and has a bigger boat feel to it. Questions: Any advice on the Yamaha 2-stroke 40 hp break in period? Also, did they discontinue equipping these with the 6 horizontal rod holders, or do I have some "issues" to work on with the dealer?! Thanks
cagrove
Contributing Member
Leviathan
The break in for my 60hp Merc 2 stroke was, according to my dealer, 1 full tank of gas. I opted to baby it for two and have not had a problem...love the engine. As for the rod holders, the Triumphboats web page still lists them as "standard equipment". You may want to call your dealer to inquire. Good luck with your new boat.
Leviathan said:
The break in for my 60hp Merc 2 stroke was, according to my dealer, 1 full tank of gas. I opted to baby it for two and have not had a problem...love the engine. As for the rod holders, the Triumphboats web page still lists them as "standard equipment". You may want to call your dealer to inquire. Good luck with your new boat.
