rough water post??
 

I didnt read it just wanted to bring it to the sutphen crews attention

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...192991&page=13

No need to respond. Anyone who has been in a Sut in some snot knows what it can do. No sense arguing with the other pros.:D

Makes for some good reading though.:food-smiley-007:

No one wants to educate them.LOL

last fall pics...Morgan took these!!!

i saw Brians (letter rip) killing 4-5 footers the otherday, the friggin thing just tore threw them like a knife. i was going 30 ish and getting pounded, he want by me at atleast 50-60 mph i would guess, and his boat was just ripping threw it, unreal!!!

My 26 does pretty well in the rough but the Ocean pacer was definately better IMO

The out boards put the weight way far back so it slaps more.

C'mon post those pics in the rough water thread!!!

I threw a little sutphen love in there.
i may not own one, but i will when i start making a little more cash!!!
checkmate will be sold and 30 or 33 sutphen will be in her place.

Thanks Brad !..... you witnessed why ya need at least 30 feet & twins on the ocean.
I actually wish I could have seen how it looked from another boat.

I have heard the stories of the " boxer " 26' boat with big power running alongside a "36 Cig. with blower motors" at 90 mph in BIG water on the south shore and kicking it's butt.
so... it can do it! , but if anyone blew a drive or any other failure for that matter , out there the other day with a single I/O ....well, good luck setting a anchor till sea tow shows up!

I am putting Konrad Drives on this winter...THEN it will be a monster!

lets hook up soon out there........

Good point letterrip.
I hear guys all the time talking about how well thier boat handles the rough stuff and They never think about the what ifs!
I mean its always a possibility you will get stranded out there. After all these are just mechanical things with mechanical limits.

You cant really plan for it, but at least have a basic Idea of what you would do to handle things if it were to happen.

It can get pretty nasty in a hurry out there if your bobbing around with no power.