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Originally Posted by Brad Christy
(Post 4833961)
We tow our PQ 280 with a 1/2T Avalanche. Best I can figure, boat and trailer weigh around 7K#. With the exception of the fact that it was built with the tallest axle ratio Chevy offered (that wasn't supposed to be available for 4WD), it does fine. Ride leveling airbags keep it level, it controls the load well, and stops it fine. The only complaint I have with it is that axle ratio. It struggles with the hills around Cumberland, but, otherwise, it works.
Thanks. Brad. (937)545-8991 |
This is way off topic here, but the title caught my eye...Where is the original OHIO FOUNTAIN?????I believe it was an all Red 42 with white interior, race boat turned pleasure boat. My favorite old school Fountain.
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OHIO STEEL boat?
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Originally Posted by Padraig
(Post 4833694)
Wow...Nobody knows this Fountain? It was a sharp looking boat. Ohio plates on the trailer and as I said...a hot looking blonde driving the Ford that was towing it.
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Originally Posted by carnutsx2
(Post 4834347)
is Ohio hot equal to California or Florida hot? Asking for a friend
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Originally Posted by dykstra
(Post 4834337)
OHIO STEEL boat?
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Originally Posted by Padraig
(Post 4833732)
Forgot that my wife got a pic when we passed it. Looking at it I see I was wrong about the tow vehicle. It is not a Ford it is a GMC.
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Originally Posted by GRH
(Post 4834378)
Is it an optical illusion or are those K-Planes mounted Horizontally?
the ones on the Fountain do look Horizontal to me, the ones on my Formula certainly followed the angle of the V https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...57d80b4622.jpg |
no illusion your eye's are correct
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Tabs
Early 2000's Fountain switch to mounting the tabs parallel to the water line for better leverage.
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