V or Cat for the smoothest ride with broken back?
#11
My Buddy john is a bit older then I am. Hurt his back when a when fell off his 900 hp Willys . In the hospital for weeks and wore a brace for nearly a year.
Sold his 50 Marauder for a new 52 MTI. He added the air ride seat.
He now uses the boat 3 days a week in all conditions. He thanks me every time we talk about the boat for hounding him to by it!
Sold his 50 Marauder for a new 52 MTI. He added the air ride seat.
He now uses the boat 3 days a week in all conditions. He thanks me every time we talk about the boat for hounding him to by it!
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Sitting down places almost twice the pressure on intervertebral discs compared to standing pressures. For a bad back your best bet is to keep the knees bent. Absorb as much shock into the legs as possible. Good luck and happy boating.
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I was effraid most would say long v hull! Air ride sitting must be a big plus but not surprised most go with bolster type seats instead of sitting. Hopefully someday I can at least try a cat and feel the difference!!!
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Problem Solved - I don't see you having many rough days in this.... http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o54981-en.html
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4k hp i bet that monster eats a ton of fuel... and when its time to freshen the 4 engines and drives. take out a second on your house....
i would think the biggest heaviest deep v you can afford, the magnum 80 if the ultimate smooth riding but its a huge boat... there is a 41 apache on oso with 540s that runs 72mph that might be a candidate for you
i would think the biggest heaviest deep v you can afford, the magnum 80 if the ultimate smooth riding but its a huge boat... there is a 41 apache on oso with 540s that runs 72mph that might be a candidate for you
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4k hp i bet that monster eats a ton of fuel... and when its time to freshen the 4 engines and drives. take out a second on your house....
i would think the biggest heaviest deep v you can afford, the magnum 80 if the ultimate smooth riding but its a huge boat... there is a 41 apache on oso with 540s that runs 72mph that might be a candidate for you
i would think the biggest heaviest deep v you can afford, the magnum 80 if the ultimate smooth riding but its a huge boat... there is a 41 apache on oso with 540s that runs 72mph that might be a candidate for you
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o56365-en.html
There are a couple of these collaborations between Randy and Reggie that are out there. This might be where I would look on a budget.
BIG boats, comfortable rides, and reasonably priced. (The one above is sans power.)
There are a couple of these collaborations between Randy and Reggie that are out there. This might be where I would look on a budget.
BIG boats, comfortable rides, and reasonably priced. (The one above is sans power.)






And yes, it's a stand up bolster!
