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08-21-2002, 10:43 AM
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Re: power on 20' classic
35 mph with a 90 is questionable. My experience with the 20' is that a 115 would be the smallest motor to put on that hull. 130 - 150 is a good choice for the 20 - so if you can get it for a good price trade/sell the 90 and repower.
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#2
08-21-2002, 05:43 PM
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Re: power on 20' classic
Good advice in the above posts. I also would be skeptical about the top end. My 20' is powered with a 150 EFI Yamaha and runs 43 mph with three adults and a full fishing load. The top end is just under 50 with a light load (1 adult) and 30lbs of fuel.
Additionally, The variable deadrise SeaCraft hull runs and rides better on top of the water, especially in a moderate chop, consequently you need enough motor to lift the hull out of the water and minimize the wetted surface. Good luck with your search!
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#3
08-21-2002, 07:35 PM
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Re: power on 20' classic
If there are better deals out there, then i don't know where. I'm not looking for a boat to fix up; it needs to be in good shape, and i haven't had any luck finding any seacraft in working order for less than 6k. And, yes, it is the one in marion.
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#5
08-22-2002, 03:56 PM
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Re: power on 20' classic
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That boat in Marion has never been rebuilt I am sure that half way through the season you will be on the board " another wet transom" [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img] . Some one else in Marion listed a 21' on 8/21/02. It is more money, but it looks as if the work has been completed and has the proper size engin Honda 130. When you figure out what it cost to rebuild a transom and paint then the engine the new listing for $15,000 may not be a bad deal. Good Luck
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