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Stoty

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I am so sorry for your luck! Give me the address and I will make a special trip to get it and haul it away for you. Since you are a valued member of the OFC, I won't even charge you for doing it (please remember to leave the keys and registration where I can easily find them)

 

Seriously; Beautiful package, not quite my style but I sure wouldn't mind owning one!

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Congratulations!!!! The best bass boat & the best motor made. You'll love it!!!! Good luck this up-coming season!

Cheers,

Dave

you're biased. lol

I would agree with the best bass boat made. Yamaha I would say is the most reliable.

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Sweet ride. What is a jack plate and what does it do?

 

A jack plate allows the prop to run in cleaner water as to accommodate a higher engine height which leads to faster top end speeds and shallow water running. Less of the lower unit is in the water resulting in reduced drag. The prop is further away from the transom to avoid the boats turbulence as it travels through the water.

 

Basically...makes you go smoother/faster.

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A jack plate allows the prop to run in cleaner water as to accommodate a higher engine height which leads to faster top end speeds and shallow water running. Less of the lower unit is in the water resulting in reduced drag. The prop is further away from the transom to avoid the boats turbulence as it travels through the water.

 

Basically...makes you go smoother/faster.

 

 

lmao someone has been reading up on things

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Hey Stoty. No need to wait that long. First warm day I'll take mine out with ya. Launch out of the bluffs. I run mine all winter still. Fishin near the mouth of Frenchmens bay is still good at times. Usually by the end of Feb or first week in March.

 

PS. What type of Jackplate are you gonna run. Depends on what you plan on doing or rigging that with. You dont gain alot of speed on most boats with a Jackplate. I have put several on boats of mine. I'm putting the new atlas on my boat this spring. Sure is nice in the shallows though.

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lol see stoty how the ranger guys get when the sled gets talked about :lol: ( INSERT DR EVILS LAUGH)

Smallie is right maybe 3-5 miles but it will cost the JP and a new prop as your going to have to change that with the plate more then likely, seeing the boat and hearing the great report from your mechanic on it my opinion. . . . . run it . . gun it and enjoy the boat while its not a toon its the next best thing :Gonefishing:

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