We are 1st time boat owners. We did a lot of online research and a ton of YouTube videos to figure out what boat we
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Our adventure starts with our first boat. This is a 1990 Bayliner 3888 Motor Yaght. We have taken a few lessons with a progessional captain to teach us the ropes wit Twin Screws (Forward, Neutral, Reverse). As we have learnt slow is best.
We have had some fun taking the boat out with fellow boaters learning all we can with channel markers, navigation basics and the hard part single handed is anchorage.
Luckily we have windlass, but depending on the winds & currents this can be am experience and challenge in its self. Mabouvering the vessel without autopilot is the best way to start and eventually will start learning those systems which we have on Flybridge.
Next step is learning Davit and getting dingy 12' in the water via a crane.
Selecting the Right Rule Bilge Pump for Your Bayliner 3888 Given the size and features of your 1990 Bayliner 3888 motor yacht, it’s essential to
Safe Harbor Bayfront, located in Chula Vista, California, is a marina that provides a range of amenities and services for boaters. It features wet slips
The electrical system on a 1990 Bayliner 3888 motor yacht typically consists of both AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) systems to power various
The 1990 Bayliner 3888 is a versatile motor yacht powered by twin 175 hp diesel engines, featuring a combined fuel capacity of 304 gallons (1150
COMING SOON! Some boats we looked at before purchaseing the Bayliner Tying your Boat to a Cleat Still trying to figure this out. To
