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Old 07-08-2017, 07:59 PM
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CAREFUL, Depending on your load and sea conditions, you'll be shifting your passengers to the bow cap to stay on plane !
Capt Chuck is On Point - I rented a sailfish 22 with a 150 yammie 4 stroke while in the keys , would not get up on plane with 4 people, gear and full fuel . We had to have folks run to the bow to get up on plane.
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Old 07-08-2017, 09:48 PM
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Capt Chuck is On Point - I rented a sailfish 22 with a 150 yammie 4 stroke while in the keys , would not get up on plane with 4 people, gear and full fuel . We had to have folks run to the bow to get up on plane.
Already tested this with full fuel tank, 4 adults over 200lbs with everyone behind the console. The boat jumps right up on plane. Just did a 120 mile trip a few days ago . . . with 3 guys 90 gallons, gear, full baitwell (35 gallons). Merc 150 makes max torque at 3000rpm vs. yamaha 150 which peaks at 5400rpm.

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