Take the drives off and leave it there.

Pull the diesels too.

So the bigger boats drive themselves????:party-smiley-004:

pretty much. All that is needed is a little throttle input and some trim.

They don't spill the margaitas though.

Soliciting??? I thought I already paid to be y'all's friend! :lolhit: Obviously, you weren't awake yet to see the post anyway and missed the oppurtunity. :angry-smiley-038:

I do offer a big thanks to T-Bone, Wade, Roper, and By U Boy! I didn't care so much about the prize but it was fun to win. Getting the pics wasn't too bad either! :evilb:

Now you know thats not true,, you have to stick your leg over the side and make paddle motions with your arms,in the big boats. :evilb:

I wish I knew you guys when I had my 22 Stryker with the blue printed 502....I don't ever recall thinking it was harder to drive vs. my current rig....but you girls would have like it :)

I don't think i ever said little boats were HARD to drive. I think they are "more fun" to drive in the waters that we usually boat in. I love the big boats but they don't really react to anything our water ways throw at them. If we were running in the Pacific or Atlantic it would be different but the third coast doesn't really offer much in that aspect. Don't get offended T-boner, I still love big boats.:lolhit:

:) that happens on the small ones too...or the bottom peals off.:lolhit::party-smiley-004: