Big Bass XL

Hey there Pastor, the Coleman Crawdad is a great little boat ,the Ram -X is very strong and durable that was my first boat ,I got used in 1992 , although it is a 2 seater be very careful with your weight the limits 400lbs. that includes all your gear ,battery, trolling motor , outboard ,cooler and other equipment adds up fast. I have gained so much weight over the last 30 years I still got 2 swivel seats I fish solo these days or with one of my young Grand Children ,lol.

LOL, thanks I will be sure to check the dates on post in the future , my jaws are starting to hurt from laughing at myself.

Do your other devices stay connected ie: cell phones , tablets, streaming devices if you have any? If so maybe you should just use the comcast router being you stated you have used the linksy for several years problem free. No routers last forever a number of tech sites even recommend replacing after a couple of years. I went through similar issues with my last cable company because they only provided new customers with a combo modem/router. I was going through routers every 2 years or so for many years. The first thing that started happening was the wi-fi signal would weaken and become spotty throughout the house, download speed would also decrease, and devices started losing the connection if they were not close to the router. The same happened whether inexpensive or expensive routers. My current cable provider supplies the combo modems which seem to only last the same maybe 2 years before I have to replace , it may be because we have a lot of devices connected all the time , (multiple laptops, tablets ,cell phones, tv's ,security cam's ,alarm system, etc.) You more than likely have a bad New Comcast router ,that sometimes happens , you should not have to do all the techy stuff to get and maintain connection, simple reason is that I think I can safely say that more than 75 % of their customers have no understanding of ,Ip addresses, Mac addresses or how to configure router settings if they can even get into the setup. Heck many can't even enter the passwords in their own devices. In my opinion I would just turn in that equipment and get another stating you keep having connectivity issues and want another. This way you do not have to wait for a service call and waste a large portion of your day waiting. If your problem is not already solved I hope this helps.

Thank you Jeff, I will see if I can find it there ,

Got a 1991 Coleman Crawdad, Moved from NJ to SC , to register the boat in SC I need the Hull Id , I can not find one anywhere on the hull or either transom can anyone help ?