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12-17-2009 10:53 AM
Tastes differ. Some people like heavy boats with a great ride and big power. Some people like fish boats with four eggbeaters.
I like what I like because the water I boat on demands it. If I lived out west and boated on a river I would have a shallow cat. But I live next to a nasty lake with steep, closely spaced waves. Heavy is good. Overbuilt is just a bonus. And big power is... well... fun.Warning: This post may contain language unsuitable for minors or math not suitable for liberal-arts majors.
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12-17-2009 10:57 AM
It's in my V-berth and Bill had it added to the transom and the fairing.
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12-17-2009 10:59 AMI had a problem with a bottom once.... 7 ft section of the keel/chine had to be reomoved and when fixed it was actually better than new..... I blueprinted it while it was being fixed and picked up 2-3 mph... That was before digital camera's....
Blood sweat and tears....
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12-17-2009 11:09 AMWell I had an idiot in Michigan that screwed up minor repairs(emphasis is on minor..cosmetic) and made them worse by grinding them out and not filling correctly.
Fixed the boat correctly and sold the boat. The owner calls me every now and then and tells me how much he loves it..
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