Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
09-16-2006, 07:11 PM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
Gino,
jonas will have to answer that for sure, BUT I think the 70 yamaha doesn't have a "tiller" arm control on it. I take it, that you got my PM!
Dean
jonas will have to answer that for sure, BUT I think the 70 yamaha doesn't have a "tiller" arm control on it. I take it, that you got my PM!
Dean
09-16-2006, 07:13 PM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by Jonas
this is our current demo
boats start at about 4500- for a 13 predator,
i wth a 40 i get mid 40's
50 i get high 40's low 50's
convenient fun stable fast ,,, the best
i would steer you away from the 18 the 13's are the way to go,,
boats start at about 4500- for a 13 predator,
i wth a 40 i get mid 40's
50 i get high 40's low 50's
convenient fun stable fast ,,, the best
i would steer you away from the 18 the 13's are the way to go,,
09-17-2006, 12:16 AM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Jonas,
what sort of speeds does the 18ft run with the 120hp? I always wanted to but a console in one with a 90 on the back...
Lubejobs42,
They are so stable, they only way the go over is to run them into a 2-3metre (6-9ft) surf break, full noise with an onshore wind, then you may go over...
Excellent for cleaning your boat, as the have a perfectly flat floor and wash through transom, you couldn't go wrong with one
I used to race them, this is my old Gemini ZX1 in the Austraila VS NZ champs in 03, was a pretty rough race in the surf!
what sort of speeds does the 18ft run with the 120hp? I always wanted to but a console in one with a 90 on the back...
Lubejobs42,
They are so stable, they only way the go over is to run them into a 2-3metre (6-9ft) surf break, full noise with an onshore wind, then you may go over...
Excellent for cleaning your boat, as the have a perfectly flat floor and wash through transom, you couldn't go wrong with one
I used to race them, this is my old Gemini ZX1 in the Austraila VS NZ champs in 03, was a pretty rough race in the surf!
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09-17-2006, 11:54 AM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by LubeJobs42
Are these ok in choppy water? Do you have a demo for sale? I may take one.
as you kknow with the airentrapment style hulls it awesome in the rough,
i run the snot out of mine the faster you go the better as it just barks the prop,,
here is a bunch of rookies racing at huntington beach;
http://seawolf.biz/Performance_Infla...eo/Seawolf.wmv
lemme know if you want one,
09-17-2006, 12:01 PM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by Waterboy123
Jonas,
what sort of speeds does the 18ft run with the 120hp? I always wanted to but a console in one with a 90 on the back...
Lubejobs42,
They are so stable, they only way the go over is to run them into a 2-3metre (6-9ft) surf break, full noise with an onshore wind, then you may go over...
Excellent for cleaning your boat, as the have a perfectly flat floor and wash through transom, you couldn't go wrong with one
I used to race them, this is my old Gemini ZX1 in the Austraila VS NZ champs in 03, was a pretty rough race in the surf!
what sort of speeds does the 18ft run with the 120hp? I always wanted to but a console in one with a 90 on the back...
Lubejobs42,
They are so stable, they only way the go over is to run them into a 2-3metre (6-9ft) surf break, full noise with an onshore wind, then you may go over...
Excellent for cleaning your boat, as the have a perfectly flat floor and wash through transom, you couldn't go wrong with one
I used to race them, this is my old Gemini ZX1 in the Austraila VS NZ champs in 03, was a pretty rough race in the surf!
you need one too!!
18 with 120 i got into high 70's i know it had more but i need more seat time, and get the trim to work better,
09-17-2006, 12:03 PM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by LubeJobs42
Are these ok in choppy water? Do you have a demo for sale? I may take one.
09-18-2006, 11:23 AM
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Re: Looking for an outboard motor 35 to 50 hp
Originally Posted by LubeJobs42
What can I be into a 13' for? Any demos or used ones? I'm not looking to spend a fortune. Let me know what I can get into one for. You can PM the price if you like. Thank you
couldnt resist
there are other models for less money, but this is the boat to own take my word for it,,,
a New 13ft predator , this is an oso deal 4600- + frt, call me if you have ?'s
very cheap fun!!
retail on this is 5500+
i have demo with 10-20 hours its just not going to be much less $ and shipping will be more,
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