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#115
I've seen some equipment trailers like that but not any boat trailers. Also funny how they used two tandem fenders.
If I had a beast like that I'd go tandem duals for sure. Hell, I'd like to get a tandem dual goose trailer for my 36'. Talk about a towing dream compared to the triaxle tag along.
If I had a beast like that I'd go tandem duals for sure. Hell, I'd like to get a tandem dual goose trailer for my 36'. Talk about a towing dream compared to the triaxle tag along.
btw, that quad axle trailer did not last long....in fact the ride up from FL when the boat was purchsed what about it... it was quickly replaced with dual tandems that i think are under the boat now.
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Yes I Am The New Owner Of This Awesome Machine I Have Just Putin New 1200s In And New #6 Dry Sumps 1:50 Gear And Yes The Boxes Are Still On Boat. It Should Be Finished In A Week Or So. When You Have Some Time I Have A Few Questions About The Boat My # Is 856 261 2525 Give Me A Call Joe
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Having had several twin engine boats, and now a Tripple Engine Boat, I wouldnt want another twin engine boat. Depending on what power is the boat, the same boat, same power with trips I would bet is going to be faster. I know my 45 is faster than my 42 was.... Twins=42 to Tripps= 45- bigger and more weight with and its faster.
However, one of the guys decided to put 3 800's in his 45 Sonic and they couldn't get it to run over 95 mph and it blew drives constantly. So, they ripped out the 800's and put in a set of 525's.
Another guy bought one with NXT's and 700's. Not sure how fast that one ran.
One of the guys with the 45' Sonics bought a 51 OL with 3 575's, then another one with 3 600's and his most recent 52 OL has T 1075's. The 1075 boat is faster than all three of them by a very large margin.
I think it all depends on the kind of boating you plan on doing. Those triple engine boats were the most reliable boats those guys had!



