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Old 06-20-2009, 04:42 PM
bigfluke bigfluke is offline
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Default Re: VERY RARE CSC - 27 Foot - Super Fisherman

Blackfin,
I did buy the SeaCraft 25' in Massachusetts that wss converted to a center console by a commercial fisherman. He really knew what he was doing: removing the foredeck cabin and building a fishbox from the footwell to the forward end of the v-berth inner liner shifted the lcg forward and kept the vcg as low as possible. From what I understand the fishbox was always full of ice or fish so his set up is much as Moesly envisioned with his ballasting system. He also moved the helm aft a bit which is a lot more comfortable then the original helm about 2' more forward. With the big block sterndrive giving it adequate stern weight, it runs much better than the other two SeaCraft 25s I have that were originally rigged with a smal block sterndrive and the other that I retrofitted with a single large outboard on a porta-bracket. Excellent seakeeping out to about 22 knots. Above that speed needs to be driven very attentively and with constant tab adjustment to keep upright in rough water or it will loll.
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Old 06-20-2009, 06:39 PM
Blackfin26 Blackfin26 is offline
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Default Re: VERY RARE CSC - 27 Foot - Super Fisherman

Bigfluke,
Thanks for the report...As you can guess I'm still kicking myself for not making an offer. It looked like a solid conversion...best of luck, Steve
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