353 on lift
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353 on lift
really stupid question guys....but would anyone put a 353 on a 10,000
pound lift? I see on the Formula site, they list the 353 at 9500 pounds...then the boat test site Formula links you to says it weighs 8500 pounds. what does this thing really weigh?
pound lift? I see on the Formula site, they list the 353 at 9500 pounds...then the boat test site Formula links you to says it weighs 8500 pounds. what does this thing really weigh?
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I have one of each, come on out to Az. and we'll put them both in the water and you can tell for yourself.
Maybe you'll leave with my 312 and you won't be boatless any longer.
The 353 definately "feels" heavier particularly in slow speed maneuvers, docking etc...
The 312 is going to have a bouncier ride in bigger water but is still nice.
Maybe you'll leave with my 312 and you won't be boatless any longer.
The 353 definately "feels" heavier particularly in slow speed maneuvers, docking etc...
The 312 is going to have a bouncier ride in bigger water but is still nice.
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Not nearly enough, but that's a result of the economy.
Heres a link to an ad.
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...stech-93382547
Buy it and I'll deliver it for free, that will give me an excuse to do some diving in Key Largo!
Heres a link to an ad.
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...stech-93382547
Buy it and I'll deliver it for free, that will give me an excuse to do some diving in Key Largo!
Last edited by anasazi; 07-30-2008 at 09:03 PM.