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Bubby803 09-19-2013 10:42 PM

2002 21 seacraft. Where's the wood?
 
Does this hull have any wood? Transom, stringers, deck coring, cap coring?

bj 09-20-2013 03:21 PM

No it doesn't have any wood anywhere at least my 2003 21' doesn't. I installed a hatch in the livewell lid and the coring was a real dense light green material. For the fun of it I put the cut piece in a bucket of water for a while and it did not absorb any water at all. Do you have a 21' or interested in buying one. I love mine. Just repowered with a Yamaha 200 in-line 4 cyl engine. Been very happy with it over the old 200 Merc EFI.

pair of jacks 09-20-2013 10:38 PM

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Bj- you are not finding the 200 yammie 4stroke too heavy for your 21? I went with an Etec because of weight concerns

Bigshrimpin 09-22-2013 08:52 PM

PJ - The inline 4 f200 is pretty light for a 4 stroke . . . 489lb for the 25" shaft.

DonV 09-22-2013 09:06 PM

489# that's dry weight for the 25" Yamaha, no prop. The 25" 200 etec is 433#, I guess no prop....however there is the cost of 2-stroke oil with the etec. And the Yamaha recommends 89 octane versus 87 for the etec. Always something when comparing outboards!!!

Bubby803 09-23-2013 09:39 PM

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I have a new to me 21. Just wondering if I will have any concerns down the road with wood. In good condition. Just needs some cleaning polishing and possibly new cushions, bolsters, and new t top material.

Bubby803 09-23-2013 09:41 PM

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bj 09-25-2013 04:36 PM

Pair of Jacks, No I have not had any problem with the extra weight of the Yamaha 200. The scuppers drain fine and to me their is not a noticeable difference in the waterline. I had a 200 Merc EFI on their that I replaced and this engine is probably only 60 lbs more than it. Not enough to matter. So far I love the engine. It is a great fit although I wish I had a little more top end. It tops out at 42-43 mph. My most efficient cruising speed is around 25 mph at 3.8 mpg but realistically I am averaging 3.0 mpg in a day of running and fishing.


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