What would you like to know? I've been on Burgers since the 70's, with a Hatteras in between. Great boats. Gotta get your head around the metal...
[ATTACH] I've just completed (does it ever end?) a refit that spanned 3 years on a Burger Hargrave 68. I couldn't have picked a better boat.
The boats are incredibly well built. Great bones, classic lines, and apparently an easy retrofit when you buy an older gal...
Also, before you consider a new boat, try to find one of their older ones to go aboard first...well made boats last generations, and that shows...
Not for nothing, but when considering a buy on a boat that can only be boarded from the stern, don't just consider the two or three places you go...
Split away to 24v, but left the engines on 32. Set them up with 36 volts, and they love the power. Next step will be to shed a 12 and turn the...
And that's good pressure for the 12's. Also watch for oil consumption. They eat when they aren't leaking.
Replaced all gauges and senders, Murphy switches at engines and lower helm. These buckets of steel will always scare the hell out of you with oil...
Certainly was not knocking the company. I'm a devoted fan. And I do see the 112 & 144 on their web site as a positive sign...I'm a believer in...
Today Burger needs a better architect as opposed to the current 48' product they're marketing. The old lines of the 60's-80's, be it S&S or...
