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We are on the 4th year with our 29 Larson.

Very good experience so far with our usage.
 
I'm here. I love my Larson. Not the most expensive or luxurious, but good quality and features for the money.
 
But you never told us what the Accessory Switch on your dash goes to?
 
Still not sure. Maybe I'll rig it up to my gauge lites and isolate them from the nav lights.
 
On my boat, the accessory switch is for just that: accessories. I have my fish finder and my vhf wired into that switch. Made installation really easy, cause the switch was already wired to the bus. We just had to attach the ff & vhf to the switch.
 
Welcome to the family. We have had our 310 for about two months and love it. We have put over 40 hours on it with no problems. We looked fo ra long time and no other boat had the same features or comfort for the money. It is just the right size. Unless you want to trailer than while it can be done it is a little big for every day IMO.
 
Have owned our Cabrio 280 for little over a year, having owned several brands previously, last one being a SeaRay DA. There are some things I like about the Larson over the SeaRay, and some I thought the SeaRay had the edge. But overall, the match up between all makes I have owned really did not show the huge differences that the advertising copy would like us to believe.

Enjoy the boat, have ton of fun, and be safe.
 
I'm looking forward to upgrading to a Cabrio someday, maybe when the kids are all grown up and out of the house. My dream is to have a slip in a beach community like Ocean Pines, MD or Ocean City, NJ and spend long weekends and summers on the boat when I'm retired. Right now, that date is August 25th, 2028.
 
We had a Larson 290 Cabrio back in 1999, it was a nice step up from what we had before it. I love the Duo Delta Conic stepped hull, that boat planed in about 2 seconds, with a single 7.4 Merc I/O B3!
 
Hi 310Larson,

I've had my 2006 310 for 2 months now and it's a great boat. Here in Australia, the Larson is exactly the same price as the same size Bayliner / Maxum but you get so much more for your buck, like Air Con / Bar Fridge / Gennie. However, compared to my previous boats it does have some "peculiarities", especially around the way some of the electrics are set up - e.g. Having to have the key in the ignition to run the stereo was a nuisance (now fixed !) .

I've set up Larson page so that I can get a few Larson specific questions answered at: http://larsonboats.myfreeforum.org/index.php

The site is not meant top compete with Boatered...there's just a lot of Larson specific aspects that I like to share with other Larson owners & find out about.

Wayne
Larson 310 Cabrio
 
We got a 2005 Cabrio 310 at the end of last season. Had 58 hours on her and all that was needed was a good cleaning. Commissioned her for the new season yesterday and ran at about 23mph/sog thru 4 to 5 foot seas and 20 kt winds for a bit over 25 miles with barely a spray splash. All systems were up and running with no glitches and the only bizarre thing so far is having to turn on the cockput console key to accessory to activate the entertainment center. Lovin' it.
Cheers -
Riverbed
 
Riverbed,

I just fixed the Stereo issue myself - real easy - 10 minute job - now works much better !

Wayne
 
I have a classic 1968 Larson Lapliner in the garage. 200 actual hours since my father bought her new. 120 I/O. Original canvas and interior is like new. She gets alot of comments when we use her sparingly. Kind of fun!

But we hang out on a Carver 3607 AC most of the summer....
 
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