I take the plug out after every use. One of the first things I do after I pull it out of the water. I think a lot of the water comes in from the opening in the rear where the motor cables come...
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I take the plug out after every use. One of the first things I do after I pull it out of the water. I think a lot of the water comes in from the opening in the rear where the motor cables come...
Why are you leaving the plug in it? The whole point of jacking up the front is so the water drains out.
Nothing wrong with drinking a few, as long as you keep to a few. The douchebaggery is strong with this one.
I think you got my point. The guy was proudly showing off his newly installed stereo....
Not all of us all the time are using the boat just for fishing. Myself and I can bet many others, like to pull up to the sandbar and listen to music while having a few cold ones.
What a douchebag response that was.
This is directed towards Tracker?
The ability to be able to adjust the height of the motor on the fly in skinny water is an incredible feature to have. It's not the same thing as a manual jack plate.
No, they are ran along the top side of the rod locker. You really need to get your head in there and look up to see them.
No, just the panel the fuse block is attached too. No need to remove the side panel or seat. Do your pulls one section at a time. First from the console to the rod locker, then from the rod locker to...
You remove the panel that has the fuse block attached too it. If you are getting power from there that's where you start. Not sure what you are doing though. Then from the fuse block at the console,...
It's also probably why you hear more complaints about them than any other tin. More boats = more people with problems. All brands have issues.
Great news! Repairing again or a new boat?
Back from the river once again. Didn't take any water over the sides or back this time. Pulled the plug and NOT ONE DROP!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Just got back from my river adventure. I'm happy to say that this was it! I had way less water in the boat than ever before, especially for how long I was out there. I even took a couple waves over...
Well, I resealed the motor mount bolts, but I don't think that was the issue. After some more screwing around I think I got it. I know I said it before about the transom cap, but I have a feeling...
After trying it out, I still had some water in the bilge. The first place I notice water showing up is the ledge where the overflow hoses output through. The only other thing I can think of where...
When coming off plane water can easily come over that cap. The back splash drain has a drain hole that just drains right out back behind the motor.
I keep reading about people with water in the bilge with the new Trackers and might have found my problem. I sprayed water with the hose in this gap under the transom cap and could see water gushing...
UPDATE!!!
Just got the boat out of storage and did some more messing around. I bought one of the newer model NOCO chargers to try. Hooked it up and it still had the AC current issue. I then...
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How does it work? Did this come with the bilge pump assembly or did you have to add it on yourself?
Where/How does this get installed? Was thinking about adding one of these.
I have this same issue with my 2020 PT 190. Some trips there will be just a trickle, and others there will be a gallon or 2. I thought for sure it was the bilge outlet letting water in, but on one of...
I've had the same issue with my new 190 this year. Sometimes I would get a gallon or 2 once I pulled the plug and sometimes it wouldn't be much. I thought maybe the bilge port on the transom was the...
I am waiting for the dealer to contact me. He is waiting for a new transducer from Tracker. The other one is rubbing on the mounting bracket. I am wanting to take care of everything in one trip as...
