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horsplay 10-10-2007 07:21 AM

48 express owners
 
any 48 express owners out there

runafever 10-16-2007 09:06 AM

Horseplay- Sorry you haven't found any common ground here. They have not built that many 48s and the the people that own them probably do not lurk around this board. The 48 is an incredible boat . Look me up in about 10-100 years I will probably have one.


RAF

GCAT911 10-17-2007 12:38 PM

Love That Boat Or Should I Say Yacht. Would Like To
Take A Ride With The Trip Diesels. Do You Think Two Engines Are Sufficient? Tell Us How She
Runs And Handles. Also About The Fit And Finish

Jaws 11-02-2007 07:31 AM

jaws
 

Originally Posted by horsplay (Post 2301239)
any 48 express owners out there

I have 2004 48 diesel prop buster. Every other owner I have met also breaking props. How about you? Other than that great boat

Dkahnjob 11-02-2007 08:51 AM


Originally Posted by Jaws (Post 2325217)
I have 2004 48 diesel prop buster. Every other owner I have met also breaking props. How about you? Other than that great boat

Can you elaborate on the broken props. Does it throw blades, or crack the hub or what? What is the drive arrangement? Surface drive, outdrive or inboard?
Inquiring minds want to know???

horsplay 11-25-2007 07:49 AM


Originally Posted by Jaws (Post 2325217)
I have 2004 48 diesel prop buster. Every other owner I have met also breaking props. How about you? Other than that great boat

hey jaws
boat is an 2006, i bought the boat in august new, always had go fast with big power, only have about 68 hours, cummins 425's, have heard about the broken props, spoke to herring, with the surface drives, when you over trim , boat rides too far out on the blades and stresses the blades ,jim herring has helped me alot over the years with many boats, i take what he says seriously, if you speak to the factory they have a different story, i try not to over trim , boat is awesome, runs about 60 top end. not bad for a 30,000 pound+ boat cruises nice at 55:D

throttleup 11-27-2007 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by Jaws (Post 2325217)
I have 2004 48 diesel prop buster. Every other owner I have met also breaking props. How about you? Other than that great boat

What is the prop failure attributed too?

fountainemp 11-27-2007 06:18 PM


Originally Posted by horsplay (Post 2347050)
hey jaws
boat is an 2006, i bought the boat in august new, always had go fast with big power, only have about 68 hours, cummins 425's, have heard about the broken props, spoke to herring, with the surface drives, when you over trim , boat rides too far out on the blades and stresses the blades ,jim herring has helped me alot over the years with many boats, i take what he says seriously, if you speak to the factory they have a different story, i try not to over trim , boat is awesome, runs about 60 top end. not bad for a 30,000 pound+ boat cruises nice at 55:D

congrats on the 48. hope you enjoy it.


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