Has anyone seen this MTI?
08-07-2007 | 10:54 PM
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I believe it's called Sterling Silver.
44Stand-up Rudder boat with 1550 sterling. Boat tested very well considering how big it is.
Pantera, that is a pretty common trailering option if one can afford the tilt trailer. The only major changes are in rigging. You have to make sure your oil and fuel vents are on the uphill side. There is no way for a blower to leak.
44Stand-up Rudder boat with 1550 sterling. Boat tested very well considering how big it is.
Pantera, that is a pretty common trailering option if one can afford the tilt trailer. The only major changes are in rigging. You have to make sure your oil and fuel vents are on the uphill side. There is no way for a blower to leak.
Are you sure it is a rudder boat?
08-08-2007 | 07:08 AM
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Boat runs strong, James (the owner) runs out of Hamilton, his previous boat was a 42 Fountain with 1100's (I think)......met him a couple years ago at Lake Ontario Poker Run when he was deciding on MTI. He seems to be a pretty nice guy. Boat looks great up close and hauls a**
08-08-2007 | 07:27 AM
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08-08-2007 | 07:54 AM
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The Quad Rotor Whipple has a vent hole in the snout on each side. Trust me if you fill it up too much or park on an incline nose down you'll find the hole!! Trust me I know this first hand.
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08-08-2007 | 08:46 AM
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Pantera, tilting the boat on it's side doesn't effect the angle of the Whipple front to back.
