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Wet, TRIM Tabs & Rhino Liner fiXed that....... But then I'm on a Boat & expect to get Wet.........

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Maybe you should buy a Whaler instead!!!
You will probably be happier...
Just my 2¢ worth.... :rolleyes:

Here is their Link

NoBones

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Boy Ken you sure are getting grumpy in your old age... :o :D ;)

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Amen!!!! Ken's having an "Area 442" moment, however I hear used ones of these are easy to find.

http://www.bayliner.com/_usca/index.php?setregion=1

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The prop will have alot to do with a following sea, you need to able to hold the bow up and its fine. A crappy prop like a Vengence or something will allow the bow to fall right into the wave - ie: a Stiletto or Mirage will hold it up - mine went from wet to very dry with a prop change

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Boy Ken you sure are getting grumpy in your old age... :o :D ;)

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No way Terry, Just over dumb frickin' questions about the best designed and built boat ever for our class.... [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Come on Don, once you experience Area 442 you will understand the mystique of the compound... ;)

See ya, Ken

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Yes, it's wonderful!! Land of the $1 SeaCrafts!!

OK, maybe just one! Glad I got it. Thanks Ken!

Done a little work to the Sceptre. watta ya think?

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...1/100_2820.jpg

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Tom, I think you got your answer.

To add my small experience. I fished (dove) a 20 ft seafari, same hull you're looking at, with a cabin, for about 7 years, 20-40 miles offshore almost every trip. Its a fabulous riding hull into seas and I don't remember any problems with following seas. It did not particularly like quartering into a step chop(no tabs). Mine was fairly wet, but considering we generally were about a thousand pounds over rated capacity, it seemed pretty reasonable to me.

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Now now, let's all play nice in this sandbox.

As far as Bayliners go, there are plenty to be had. The problem is that they tend to have very "wet" hulls, but this should be expected given where they are generally found - lining the bay! :D :D :D :D :D

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1 post on 12/30/10 asking a question to clear up hearsay and try to gain knowledge......I think he is gone