That Sea Ray Sundeck 210 is a fantastic boat. I had one for a few years and loved it. It was the smoothest riding boat over chop I've ever been in. I ended up selling it and moved up/down to a 24' pontoon. Yay for no more winterizing or I/O maintenance but I miss the ride.

Indeed :thumbup: And mine has only ~65 hours ;)

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65 hours? You need to get outside and play more :p

Hey this is a great post. I was questioning the towing power of the 35d in another post because my 05 x5 4.4 was recently totaled. I pulled my old Malibu (in sig) without any worries and was looking at the 35D as my next ride. Thanks for all the information and I hope to upgrade boats to a Wakesetter sometime soon!

Had no troubles towing our chevelle project. Doesn't look like it's all there but everything was inside the car. I was a little concerned about a very steep grade to get up to the house but the diesel proved it was not an issue at all. Love this SAV!

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Impressive! post some pics when the Chevelle project is complete!

Nice! The only problem that I see is the same as mine-no rear self leveling suspension. My 03 4.6is with rear SLS would perform as with empty trailer even when loaded with 6000+ lbs. I still dream about installing one, others dream of removing it :rofl:

Our diesel towed my M3 home just fine earlier this year. I also have a 7x12 enclosed trailer that I tow behind it, though much less now that all my motorcycles are gone :(. I haven't towed (or had a need to, actually) since I noticed the input seal on the diff leaking...not sure if it's related to the extra stress or not.

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Yep, no self-leveling however it wasn't squatting too much. It probably looks lower than normal because I'm on Eibach lowering springs.

Uhaul trailers are very nose heavy and it will always squat a bit with coil springs. But not with SLS.