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tommygh
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Fishmaster
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It's got a platform which will make strapping in easyier than many of us, and if it's your only option it's awesome. If you can chose between that and a X-Star, SAN or Wakesetter than take the latter.
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tommygh
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Okai... Have you ever tried the wake that it makes?? We don`t have any other boats to choose from!! Not many boats of that kind in Norway!!  |
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riverside
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good boat,....see http://www.lewisboats.com.au/challenge.html they bought the mold
good wake...but any boat throws a decent wake with enough wieght
ben.
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boehnkew
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A friend of mine has a similar boat (not sure of the year). He has something like 1800 lbs in it and the wake is very nice.
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Flash
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City: Fort Worth, Texas
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I don't think that is the right trailer for that boat. The boat is hanging WAY off the back of the trailer. Does not look right to me.
Or mabye it's a metric trailer. Ha Ha, just kidding. Seriously, not too sure about that trailer. |
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boehnkew
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No kidding. You are in for some some serious prop demolition with that trailer.
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tommygh
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Okai.no good trailer..hmm.. How much is 1800lbs in kg??? or how much is 1 lbs in kg.... Does it use much gasolin when driving?
many questions here  |
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marcg
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City: Salt Lake City
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| Posted: May 20, 2003 8:38 am Post subject: |
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1 kg = 2.205 lbs
Yeah the trailer is way too small for that boat...you should have an inboard trailer for that boat to protect the
shaft.
If it is a factory boat from the US and was not modified with a new engine then it is a Gas combustion
engine (Petrol as you like to call it)....its a V8 5.7 Liter engine, with an engine that big it is going to consume
quite a bit of petrol....something you definitely want to consider living in Norway. |
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