Prop slip on 36
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From: ontario canada
One Question.... How come in the picture of your girlfriend driving the boat you do not see the back side top of the GPS / Speedo???? Based on the other picture of the GPS / Speedo you should clearly be able see the top of the back of the Speedo gage as it appears to be above the dash... For some strange reason its not there.... Things that make you go Hummmmmmm........
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sounds like a good time,I will have to see how the boat runs this spring I'm pulling the motors first of the year there a little high strung for the way we like to boat
I have a buddy that lives all the way up Sanduskey bay its about 35 miles from put in bay we could meet there and run back out to kellys
I have a buddy that lives all the way up Sanduskey bay its about 35 miles from put in bay we could meet there and run back out to kellys
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From: ontario canada
I never had the boat weighed but i`am sure it is at least 1000LBS lighter then a regular 36 NT. It has no cabin not even carpet below the deck. The cockpit is not like a regular NT either,5 lite seats no other interior and the deck is thinner then a regular NT. Having a Bravo setup vs a #6 setup is also to my advantage for weight and efficancy. Have you ever tried to turn a #6 drive by hand ? But you can a Bravo very easy. A lot power being eatin up by a #6 !!! and yes i know i have NO dependabilty with a Bravo.
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Race boats are light, less wieght equal more speed. DUH. Hence why you can do 130 in a 36 skater with 525s, also bravos use alot less power then a #6
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