2022 Bayliner Trophy T24CC
Bayliner revives an iconic center-console.
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Bayliner revives an iconic center-console.
A 1970 Boston Whaler Super Sport gets outfitted with an Elco EP-50.
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Improve performance with the right propeller.
When buying an outboard engine or repowering your boat, there are plenty of questions to consider. Should I buy two-stroke or four-stroke engines? Are two engines better than one? Are three engines better than two? What size outboard do I need? How do I make sure not to underpower my boat? In most cases, the largest outboard makes the most sense. Powering your boat with as much horsepower as it’s rated for is often the best idea. Check out the newest engines on the market today.
Are more outboard engines better than two?
How much horsepower is enough for your boat?
Which marine engine is best for you?
Weighing the pros and cons of an outboard motor rebuild.
Ten tips to make your outboards faster and last longer.
What to know when considering repowering your boat with a new outboard.
Used outboard motors require just the right touch.
Our experts answer your important outboard motor questions.
Inboard engines are built to last. Outboard engines are definitely more popular with small-boat owners, but for the larger cruisers and sport fishers, inboard engines are second to none. An inboard engine’s better fuel efficiency, coupled with a mate’s ability to handle large fish around the transom, make inboards the only option for big-game tournament fishing. The inboard engine’s weight, centered and low, produces easier motion when drifting or cruising.
The Trophy T24CC blends fishability with performance.
An electric PWC that’s fun and easy to operate.
This boater learned that properly securing an anchor is a key safety factor.
Sometimes luck wins out over skill.
How operating your electric-powered boat differs from running boats with internal-combustion power.
Aquila owners share stories detailing how they live their boats and what they enjoy most about being a part of the Aquila Power Catamarans and MarineMax families.
Bayliner revives an iconic center-console.
Whether your craft is showroom-fresh—or maybe just needs a little freshening up—check out some of our favorite ways to bling out a boat.
Scheduled maintenance on your boat’s engine is a fact of life. The ability to maintain your motor, do the scheduled maintenance yourself, and even fix and replace basic parts is a valuable skill for a boater. Sure, you can take your boat into the shop for an oil change, or to replace a fuel filter, but it can get expensive quickly. Plus, your boat can end up spending as much time at the shop as it does on the water. Let Boating help with its extensive list of maintenance and how-to articles. If you want to make the jump into regular boat maintenance, we can teach you how to fix the most common motor troubles you’ll come across.
Learn the ins and outs of installing a new outboard on your old boat.
Keep intakes clean to keep your engine alive.
The questions and answers you need to troubleshoot your motor issues.
Diagnose if your engine had a spun propeller hub.
Tips for selecting the right pontoon boat engine.
Five ways to boost your boat’s top speed.
We attend Mack Boring’s diesel school to learn to treat common engine problems.
Used outboard motors require just the right touch.
The top 25 reasons your boat motor won’t start, and how to fix them.
Ignorance isn’t bliss, it’s expensive.
Your boat’s fuel consumption is not nearly as easy to figure out compared to your car or truck.
Learn how the propeller pitch and diameter affect your boat’s performance.
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