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Thanks, Pat. I got your e-mail with pics. Good looking rig for sure. I have a call into the credit union in hopes I can scratch up the funds.
A few questions: -Looks like you set it up to be self bailing with those scuppers dumping out the back? -That back right hatch is the baitwell? Does it have a dump out the side of the boat? Does it have a cat's paw underneath for pick-up? Curious the set up on that? -Mine sat a little heavy in the rear with a 4 stroke 175 and jack plate. With the scissor jack and enclosed transom, does your's sitt heavy? thank ya |
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Yup, die-hard Clemson fan (only a sticker for all you Gamecock fans), but even bigger College Football Fan in general. Never been to the Swamp, I am sure it is one neat place to watch a game!
The scuppers were on the boat prior to the update modifications. They are very handy. The port side well has a thumb size drainhole that leads to the center of the hull and has forward access below the floor, it is not set up as a bait well. The starboard well has a 3/4" pipe with valve the comes up through the bottom and has a drain through the rear transom. It is obvious that the prior owner had it set up as a bait well, but I never used it or tested the valve (unfortunately, the only fishing pole I own has a Disney princess on the reel and a rubber duck for bait - my daughter likes to cast). The jack plate does move the large engine back about 12 inches, so it does sit a bit heavy in the water. The true benefit of the plate is ther versatility it allows to fine toon the boat while under power, a trade-off that I have been very happy with. Regards, Pete |
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