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thanks, i had missed it.

why use 6" tiles of the core material instead of just using as few pieces as large as possible? i would think that would be less work and stronger

wow, thats a big slip. plenty of room

the boat is a 2000, so it has the full length running surface. only canvas is the t-top. it has the original 1/2 height windshield. a bit of moisture in the survey, but nothing significant. it seems odd that you could hit 42 mph at 4k, and only get another 8 mph with another 1500-2000 rpm. i...

i am almost spot on for the yamaha performance spec. this is for the 273 with 225s, but i have the same spec props (just not yamaha). i did hit 53 mph at wot, so a tad better than spec. my numbers are with me, wife, and two small kids. the numbers are about the same with a half tank or full...

as long as there is enough of a longitudinal component to them, you should be good. the drawing makes them look almost completely lateral.

couple of things... 1. did something happen in the last week regarding these wind farms? it seems the interned blew up over this in the last week. 2. i like the idea of them being there from a fishing structure. 3. i dont want to see them from the beach, cant they stick them beyond the...

looks like you dont have a spring line preventing rearward movement

what rpm were you running that you were cruising at 42? i have a chase with 250s and i cruise at 4000 rpm going 34 mph at 2.1 mpg. also, i am glad you liked the hull. i only have 3 trips out on mine, but i have definitely been impressed with the hull. do you have any observations, tips, or...

what was your favorite?

can you post a pic of the prop wash? glad you got it feeling more stable in the trough

definitely sounds a bit underpowered with that engine. keep in mind that if you sell and get a bay boat, even if its fine space wise, you wont get the same ride quality in the chop. i am recently a new chase owner and i know that by the time i am done with it, i will have more in it than its...

even though its only .3, it does come out to 27%, so that is significant

thanks. let us know how it goes and any mid progress pics would be great if they let you in there

i would get the engine at the correct height (likely higher) before you start messing with the prop. that is unless you confirm by stamped numbers that the prop is way off

what is the "text book" correct hose for this application? ill probably mine in the next few months

not much has changed in 10 years of the 232 because not much has needed to change

when i sold my last boat (older 23' cuddy welcraft) the broker wanted 2500 for a boat i was listing for less than 8k. i sold it my self on fb market place the next day

you could also buy a raft from walmart or amazon for $20. or if you have a tube, just use that

are you leaving them bare, or coating them with something like coal tar epoxy? also, where are you doing it?