Top Gun -Head Scratcher
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With the joystick option, the drives move and shift independently to help with docking. Thus, a tie bar cannot be used. One drive could be in a turning situation one way and the other could remain straight or turned in the other direction.
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From: Mass
I think it is the perfect poser boat for that person who is less than capable of handling a performance boat but really wants one. We all know or have come across the type before. You have low maintenance 520's with JPS so they will be less likely to smash into you at the docks. If nothing else its a Cig with training wheels! You don't have to use the JPS but that less than confident captain has that panic button ready to go.
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From: ankeny,ia.
I doubt it’s going to run that fast, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a B3 boat break 70
If it had Volvo DPX’s it could.
When merc came out with the B3 in the 90’s, it appears that they dusted
off the elephant eared, low cup and rake QSS standard issue stainless props of the 70’s and used those for the rear prop.
They finally figured it out with the 600 outboard though.
If you could get enough of a good deal on this, you could delete the joystick
put the correct steering and B1 lowers on it, the X is probably lower for the
B3, but. -2 would correct that
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