CT B.S. Thread
05-04-2011 | 09:19 AM
#942
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YES 
But he does keep it interesting!
05-04-2011 | 09:40 AM
#945
Can You Hear Me Now??
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From: Old Saybrook CT
MPH to HP is different for sure...But weight to HP ratio brings the two boats back to being very similar, yours is light weight with light power, my boat weighs twice what your boat weighs and has twice the power....so, in the end, they are similar. A few MPH difference IMO.
Add another 300X?? Yea, for 15K more. I believe you already have more money in your boat than I do and its 10 feet smaller...and slower
Plus drivability and balance of your boat would be way off. Your nose is already too light.
You win either way? Dollar for dollar, 31 ft to 40 ft, high 70's to low 80's.....I dont see how you win in ANY way?
Add another 300X?? Yea, for 15K more. I believe you already have more money in your boat than I do and its 10 feet smaller...and slower
Plus drivability and balance of your boat would be way off. Your nose is already too light. You win either way? Dollar for dollar, 31 ft to 40 ft, high 70's to low 80's.....I dont see how you win in ANY way?
Can't we all just get along.
05-04-2011 | 09:50 AM
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no they are siezed. i used about 3 tons of force on them and still wouldnt budge. so i ordered some new ones. we had this issue last year. we always leave our drives in the trailer up position. the problem with that is two fold:
1. it streches your bellows
2. it dries out the seals in the ram
this should solve our problem. the funny thing is that both rams are siezed.
1. it streches your bellows
2. it dries out the seals in the ram
this should solve our problem. the funny thing is that both rams are siezed.
05-04-2011 | 09:53 AM
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and its not just having fun, some people piss other people off (i.e. jeff's comments on pat). just not needed. i am 25 and know better.
05-04-2011 | 10:22 AM
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no they are siezed. i used about 3 tons of force on them and still wouldnt budge. so i ordered some new ones. we had this issue last year. we always leave our drives in the trailer up position. the problem with that is two fold:
1. it streches your bellows
2. it dries out the seals in the ram
this should solve our problem. the funny thing is that both rams are siezed.
1. it streches your bellows
2. it dries out the seals in the ram
this should solve our problem. the funny thing is that both rams are siezed.
