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Originally Posted by NASCAT
(Post 4304474)
Filled the boat up to 1/2 tank (135gals) then took it to the scales. My off the cuff guess was 13,500lbs for the boat, 1/2 tank of Fuel, Trailer & Gear. I was close, it weighed in at 14,100lbs. If I lost 100 gals of fuel the boat would weigh in at my guesstimated weight of 13,500 which is close to what it weighed on the tow home from SportBoats.
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Originally Posted by Mentalpause
(Post 4304611)
Do you know what the trailer weighs?
To be continued....... |
Originally Posted by CLA
(Post 4304610)
Sounds like your having fun dialing her in! What poker run you hitting next?
Jacksonville June 6th will be the 1st event I attend, then boating in Charleston the following weekend. Lanier & Destin are also booked & I hope to be able to make KW but would like to do the run down the west coast w/ the FMO boys if possible! |
I want to check it out at Lanier or Destin! We are heading to Smokin on the Sound next.
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Originally Posted by CLA
(Post 4304688)
I want to check it out at Lanier or Destin! We are heading to Smokin on the Sound next.
Have a good time at Smokin & be safe! |
Originally Posted by CLA
(Post 4304688)
I want to check it out at Lanier or Destin! We are heading to Smokin on the Sound next.
Originally Posted by NASCAT
(Post 4304690)
Absolutely, please make it a point to put a face w/ a screen name.
Have a good time at Smokin & be safe! |
Originally Posted by ILMORdude
(Post 4304775)
You two keep the IlmorDude insults and comments to a minimum at this meeting please..............
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Originally Posted by NASCAT
(Post 4304776)
The d in dude is supposed to be lower case, check your screen name if you don't believe me.
Your screen name.......well........... |
You guys are cracking me up. lol
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Reconfirmed fuel consumption in GPH over the weekend. 2 onboard, 1/3rd of a tank of fuel (90 gals)
Instant Fuel Flow: 40mph= 1.5mpg= 23.5gph 50mph= 1.4mpg= 36gph 60mph= 1.3mpg= 48gph 70mph= 1.0mpg= 61gph WOT= 80mph today, center & starboard engines on the limiters at 6350rpm, The port engine about 75-100rpm shy of the other 2. As for the SeaDek flooring, its still holding up well & very comfortable, The light gray gets dirty fairly easy. Had I elected to go w/ the Teak look & the black stripes as I did in the cabin it probably would have hid the dirt a little better. Ultimately it cleans up super easy. SeaDek suggested I dilute some SoftScrub in a spray bottle w/ water. Way easier to apply evenly & I don't end up w/ the super clean spots i used to squirting the SoftScrub on the floor directly. I even had the displeasure of cleaning up red wine off the floor this weekend (courtesy of a drunk onlooker). Cleaned up like it was nothing! |
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