![]() |
Specs say 11000 pounds is that possible with a pleasure.
|
Originally Posted by TURBO JET
(Post 3898575)
Specs say 11000 pounds is that possible with a pleasure.
Desert Warrior basically the same boat with 6's weighed in at 14590 lbs |
Originally Posted by RMPRam
(Post 3898562)
Not necessarily, on the "if u blowup a #4 u r out of biz". I have new upper gear sets and new "big" propshafts for the #4 drives. There are still a lot of used parts still out there for the #4. I, personally would not be afraid of a boat with #4's on it. Also, in my opinion, #6's would, granted, make the drives "bullet proof" but they are considerably heavier than the #4 and add the additional expense of a #6 drive and the ultra high priced #6 gimbal. Just my .02 for what its worth. Sorry for disagreeing with you Mark.
|
Originally Posted by sean stinson
(Post 3898638)
Seems light but all you have to do is take it to the scale at a truck stop...
Desert Warrior basically the same boat with 6's weighed in at 14590 lbs |
If you put #6's on that boat you are going to have to move the engines, and redo the transom as well.
|
Arneson Surface Drives
would surely make it bullet proof plus take weight off the transom use less power, it's going to be interesting seeing how the few Apaches run with those drives |
Originally Posted by rogersspeedshop
(Post 3898913)
Arneson Surface Drives
would surely make it bullet proof plus take weight off the transom use less power, it's going to be interesting seeing how the few Apaches run with those drives |
Originally Posted by Rik
(Post 3898928)
So far the INXS 47' Runs Great as well as the 42' Chief which runs exceptionally well.
|
1 Attachment(s)
Hey Sean... check out this pic... I always wondered how this set up worked out. If that boat did a re-enter ass down.. you would think the transom would rip out right? The notch is in the boat and the surface drives are hangin out past the transom.
|
Originally Posted by el indio
(Post 3898353)
i made an offer tues based on putting 6s on her.
|
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:43 PM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.