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Old 08-10-2012, 04:41 PM
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I think it was your asking for the comparison to the grady that limited your chance of any answer.

The 20 Sceptre was a pretty rare bird so there may not be any 4 strokes on that boat . I have seen new 150 etecs on them, and i/o.



You might want to PM Strick and see what he is putting on his bracket Sceptre.
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Old 08-10-2012, 06:30 PM
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I have a Sceptre 20' with a 2002 Yamaha F100 four stroke.The boat is currently on its mooring but as soon as I get down to it I can get the info for you.It does not ride stern heavy at all,any water that does get aboard goes foward on it.
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Old 08-10-2012, 07:34 PM
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I think it was your asking for the comparison to the grady that limited your chance of any answer.

The 20 Sceptre was a pretty rare bird so there may not be any 4 strokes on that boat . I have seen new 150 etecs on them, and i/o.



You might want to PM Strick and see what he is putting on his bracket Sceptre.
Ditto Terry.....
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Old 08-10-2012, 09:55 PM
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That's a good list Gillie. If one was going to consider the 140 Zuke at 421 lbs, you might want to also consider the 150-175-200 E-Tec, as they're only about another 10 lbs heavier. If you include the weight of 6 qts of oil for the 4 stroke, the difference is even less.
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Old 08-11-2012, 01:32 AM
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That's a good list Gillie. If one was going to consider the 140 Zuke at 421 lbs, you might want to also consider the 150-175-200 E-Tec, as they're only about another 10 lbs heavier. If you include the weight of 6 qts of oil for the 4 stroke, the difference is even less.
Good point, Denny.
I know those numbers are all dry weights and I didn't even consider the extra 10 lbs of oil

I was going to throw in the Etec 6 cyls but thought even the 140 was pushing it... But hey, csicknick has a 140 on his Seafari and drags 300 lb bft over the gunwale like "whats the big deal?" so I as I rethink this, a 25" transom goes a long way to maybe allowing more weight.... Nick's still sticking fish, right?

Drop us a line Nick, how'd the striper derby go???
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Old 08-11-2012, 08:13 AM
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I've been on Ebeach's restored Sceptre a couple times and he powered it with a 130hp Yamaha 2S. To me that engine is perfect on the the 20's in general. I don't believe Yamaha makes that engine any longer so you'd have to go used or stumble onto a leftover.
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