#Parker 2520 xld review crack#

Parker equips models listed with outboard, outboard-4S, inboard, inboard/outboard and other drive power options, available with gas, diesel and other propulsion systems.įamous for their Saltwater Fishing, Center Console, Sports Cruiser, Cruisers and other, the Parker boats listed generally have a shallow draft and average beam, traits that make them popular and a great option for day cruising, saltwater fishing and freshwater fishing. These hull variations are commonly employed for cherished and time-honored activities like day cruising, saltwater fishing and freshwater fishing. This boat builder presents a variety of hull types: deep vee, modified vee, planing, monohull and other. Models currently listed on YachtWorld span in size and length from 18 feet to 64 feet. I think for sure that I bought the right and can't wait to have some fun this summer.Parker is a yacht manufacturer that currently has 232 yachts for sale on YachtWorld, including 140 new vessels and 92 used yachts, listed by experienced yacht brokers and boat dealerships mainly in the following countries: United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland and Spain.

is really great, they treat me like gold, probably because it takes a lot of gold to buy and keep one of these but they are awesome.Īll and all a glowing report. At the 20 hour service the dealer fixed it all, mint, no problems.ħ.

#Parker 2520 xld review crack#

Initial quality - there were a few small chips on the deck, probably from being a leftover, there was a gelcoat crack on the 2nd station and the washdown pump broke after a week. I think the slip is too small but I think I can tie it up to prevent damage.Ħ. Well I was pretty fired up but I have to say they fixed it perfectly, $400 later I feel poorer but the boat is fine. Mishaps - while tied up in the wind one day the marina/dealer called to say that the dock rubbed off the gelcoat on the corner. I loved my Evinrude E-Tec and miss it, but so far the Yamaha has worked great, I would love to put a 250 E-tec on the boat for a couple days to compare the two.ĥ. Motor - I never liked Yamaha but it is growing on me. Lots of bass trolling and drifting so far. Fishing - just perfect, couldn't imagine a better boat for fishing. My dealer tells me to use the main controls but I find the second station easier, it is tough to see at night.ģ. I still get a few butterflies coming in but it is not as big a deal as I thought. They put a boat next to me last weekend and it actually makes it easier. So, I find that I back in the same direction no matter the wind and I have done great since. Since then I have observed that the tide actually pushes the boat around much more than the wind. I took my family out over the next weekend and ended up sideways in the slip, I have two small ones and a wife so I was essentially by myself, thankfully some dudes were able to lend a quick hand. Docking - HA! The day I picked it up I nailed it mint, 3 times in a row. Sure, it pounds sometimes but I fool with the motor trim, trim tabs an speed and am able to find a great ride in your classic confused chop of LI Sound.Ģ. This is typically with 3 people and was around 140 gallons of gas in the tank and assorted gear. Maybe I don't know what a good ride is but so far I have been able to cruise a about 4,200 RPM's which gives me 24 MPH and I use 9.8 GPM. If anyone cares to read it, here are some of my ramblings:ġ. I have only taken the family out once and I have been fishing the rest of the time. I bought my Parker 2520XL earlier this spring as a 2010 holdover with a 250 Yamaha and took delivery on May 3.