Just a word of caution to all the SeaPro owners out there. This weekend I had a very bad experience that luckily didn't cause me very much grief and only $5.00 to fix. Left the landing heading out into the bay in Mobile. About 300 yards out the engine just died. Long story short - lots of searching and finally I checked the fuel line connection to the tank. Bingo. the damn thing was made of aluminium and had corroded completely in to. This is a 2005 2100 boat. The fitting that the fuel line to the motor connects to had broken off of the tank. This should have never been Aluminium on a boat (Bay boat) that is used in Salt Water. Was able to use the trolling motor to get back to the landing and went to Lowes to get a brass 3/8" fitting. That fit my hose just perfectly. $3.84 for tube of pipe dope and $1.50 for the fitting. Shudder to think what would have happened if I had been 20 miles out in the gulf like I am usually am.
Check your tank fittings!
Check your tank fittings!