Step Hulls
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07-27-2023, 08:00 AM
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Take the Tres Course.
Ignore half the people on here and all of the people on facebook.
Ignore half the people on here and all of the people on facebook.
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Last edited by Smarty; 07-26-2023 at 10:19 PM.
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Click the link, it’s a Fountain Owners Manual. Obviously endorsed/written by Reggie Fountain so it’s pretty good.
Manual pages 47-56
(Download pages 51-60)
https://media.fountainpowerboats.com...-27ft-47ft.pdf
If it doesn’t make sense or it’s difficult to understand, don’t buy a stepped hull.
RR
Manual pages 47-56
(Download pages 51-60)
https://media.fountainpowerboats.com...-27ft-47ft.pdf
If it doesn’t make sense or it’s difficult to understand, don’t buy a stepped hull.
RR
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Just looking for general information. Handling characteristics, tabs, trim, making high speed turns. Things i will notice different from traditional v bottoms to step hulls.
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………..Cue the famous 7 person Fountain boat crash at LOTO……..
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#9
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Like Griff and Saris suggested. Tres Martin performance course. You'll have a one-day class learning all about straight hulls, step hulls, how trim and tab location effects them, what to do and what not to do...second day an instructor (I was fortunate enough to have him personally) will run your boat with you and then let you run it while he instructs you... Teaching you evasive maneuvers along with, trim locations and turning characteristics of your specific hull etc....EXCELLEMT course for beginners and even the guy who "knows" how to run a performance boat LOL.
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