Trim gauge installed
 

Had the trim gauge installed late this morning at a local Princecraft/Larsen/Mercury dealer.

Total cost including .9 hours labour + 15% tax came to $172.00.
I forgot to bring the boat key so I had to calibrate the sender when I got back home.

Good spell of weather for the next week, so I can't wait to try the gauge out.

Trim gauge installed
 

On 8/15/13 3:45 PM, True North wrote:
Had the trim gauge installed late this morning at a local Princecraft/Larsen/Mercury dealer.

Total cost including .9 hours labour + 15% tax came to $172.00.
I forgot to bring the boat key so I had to calibrate the sender when I got back home.

Good spell of weather for the next week, so I can't wait to try the gauge out.


Good to know where your lower unit is on the space-time continuum.

Trim gauge installed
 

On Thursday, August 15, 2013 3:45:49 PM UTC-4, True North wrote:
Had the trim gauge installed late this morning at a local Princecraft/Larsen/Mercury dealer.



Total cost including .9 hours labour + 15% tax came to $172.00.

I forgot to bring the boat key so I had to calibrate the sender when I got back home.



Good spell of weather for the next week, so I can't wait to try the gauge out.

Cant back up a trailered boat...OR figure out how to trim a Bass Boat. What a ****ing idiot.

Trim gauge installed
 

True North wrote:
Had the trim gauge installed late this morning at a local Princecraft/Larsen/Mercury dealer.

Total cost including .9 hours labour + 15% tax came to $172.00.
I forgot to bring the boat key so I had to calibrate the sender when I got back home.

Good spell of weather for the next week, so I can't wait to try the gauge out.
A fool and his money were parted late this morning.

Trim gauge installed
 

On Thursday, 15 August 2013 20:58:06 UTC-3, Earl wrote:
True North wrote:

Had the trim gauge installed late this morning at a local Princecraft/Larsen/Mercury dealer.



Total cost including .9 hours labour + 15% tax came to $172.00.

I forgot to bring the boat key so I had to calibrate the sender when I got back home.



Good spell of weather for the next week, so I can't wait to try the gauge out.

A fool and his money were parted late this morning.


What did you buy, Kruger?? Maybe a couple pallets of 3" spiral nails?

Trim gauge installed
 

On Thursday, August 15, 2013 7:58:06 PM UTC-4, Earl wrote:


A fool and his money were parted late this morning.



Imagine how stupid he must feel right now...

PaaaaaaaaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA