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Old 05-12-2016, 02:21 PM
coltblue69 coltblue69 is offline
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Forgot to mention that it is a 73 20 ft Seafari
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Old 05-12-2016, 03:28 PM
Terry England Terry England is offline
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Forgot to mention that it is a 73 20 ft Seafari
If you get either Gillie or Ken Reeves (PropGods) to dial your wheel in I believe you would see something like -
Minimum planing speed - 15 Mph
Cruise Speed - 20-24 Mph
WOT - 33-35 Mph
You'll probably be well north of 3 mpg.
If that would be suitable for your use, you will be happy with that motor. Have it serviced regularly and it will treat you right.
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Old 05-12-2016, 07:01 PM
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Thanks Terry for the info. 30 to 35 is as fast as I need. The 86 150 topped out at 44 mph and I rarely ever went WOT.
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Old 05-12-2016, 07:20 PM
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Thanks Terry for the info. 30 to 35 is as fast as I need. The 86 150 topped out at 44 mph and I rarely ever went WOT.
I am just one "Data Point" and I'm sure others will respond shortly. There are a few here like me that run 90's on the 20 footers and I think "Tiny" has a 90 on a SeaFari. The nice thing about the 90's or 115's is you don't blow the beer out of your cup on the way home! You can sit back, motor along, steer with your feet and tell extremely "tall" fishing tales.
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Old 05-12-2016, 07:58 PM
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I am just one "Data Point" and I'm sure others will respond shortly. There are a few here like me that run 90's on the 20 footers and I think "Tiny" has a 90 on a SeaFari. The nice thing about the 90's or 115's is you don't blow the beer out of your cup on the way home! You can sit back, motor along, steer with your feet and tell extremely "tall" fishing tales.
Balance and min plane speed are some of our favorite friends.
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