geographics made these. He did a lot of powerplay stuff.

i need one exactly like the one on the side of my boat for my deck. how can i contact him.

here ya go.

New motors
 

My boat is almost finished. I had a pair of 2000 Pro Max 225's on it. They had 450 hours on them, but ran perfect. Anyway I was getting a little nervous with those kind of hours, so I tracked down a pair of 2005 225X's. we rigged them ourselves, but I just dropped the boat off yesterday to Fuller's Marine to have them iron out a few problems.

My props spin outward. Should the motors be toed in or out? We just mounted them directly to the transom.

I would let them spin inward and the toe should be about 1/4 inch out . If they spin inward .:rolleyes:
Inward gonna give your 25 more stability and handling.
Act. dan told me inward is better on powerplays ,due to the angle of the transom.

I did the 25 powerplay Sport deck and tooling we wanted to keep the profile similar to the 33 lines. They built a good number of them as I recall.

Good job! Great lines!

We have 2 of them here in Cincinnati. Both blown I/O''s. CFD5 has one and my brother has the other. They are both still in the process of going back together but they should see the water shortly!

hey ITLLFLI do you keep your boat at mariners landing? There is a classic that looks like yours there that i was admiring the other day. If you do stop over at the cabana and have a drink with me. Name is adam.

Adam,

No it gets stored on the trailer in a storage facility near me. I would like to see the one at mariners. I may stop when I get out on the river soon!

Byron

Picked mine up Friday Fuller's Marine. Had a number of issues to get straightened out. George and Debbie Fuller are great people. It was a pleasure taking my boat there for the first time. They got everything squared away.

Ran the boat yesterday out in ocean over to Atlantic City. It was a very rough day, so it was a good test. My "new" 2005 225 Pro Max X motors ran perfect.

Very happy to be back on the water. Heading out today in a little bit.