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About gallman98

  • Birthday 09/04/1980

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    Onancock VA
  • Interests
    Fishing,Boating,Golfing,

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  2. gallman98
    Money Bags
  3. gallman98
    Slow is good and wider is better.
  4. gallman98
    If you don't mind me asking How much does that cost a month?
  5. gallman98
    [it depends on the height of the tide for me.Normally at the boat ramp where I pull up at if its high tide I dont back down in as far and drive it up on there about 6 inches from bow stop I have a mark on my deck that I line up with the dummy rails so I know where exaxtly to stop also that helps alot if your by yourself or have someone with you that doesn't have a clue AKA wife.On low water pretty much the same thing just ,back it in a bit futher and take notice of tide boards to make sure you will have clearance to the wheel. Greg Allman 2005 Robalo 235 Yamaha 225 4 Stroke
  6. gallman98
    [Nice) alot of meat there.
  7. gallman98
    [How about a Sart?
  8. gallman98
    Slow is good and wider is better.
  9. gallman98
    Budlight Drinkability
  10. gallman98
    Looking to buy a cover for my 235 robalo with t-top.
  11. gallman98
    Picture taken with cellphone
  12. gallman98
    I can do that.
  13. gallman98
    Here are a few pics of my boat.
  14. gallman98
    I recently purchased a raymarine S2000 and it works great but It seems to veer port to starboard when running at slower speeds anywhere from 4 to 10 knots.Is there a setting on this autopilot that will limit the amount of rudder used to get to a specific course?
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