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On Mon, 3 Aug 2009 11:14:56 -0700 (PDT), "new boater....kinda"
wrote: my parents have had boats my whole life and me being 17 decided that I wanted one of my own. I bought a 1967 arrow ski boat with a 1974 115 hp engine on the back for $500 it needed some carb work so i had the 3 carbs rebuilt it now runs like a top. does anyone on here think this engine is too big for this boat? the boat is 18 foot Very few people complain about having too much power, and actually it sounds about right. Good luck with it. |
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the reason ive asked is because o friend of mines dad told me its a
death trap. would anyone consider it that? |
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On Tue, 4 Aug 2009 11:37:11 -0700 (PDT), "new boater....kinda"
wrote: the reason ive asked is because o friend of mines dad told me its a death trap. would anyone consider it that? Depends on how and where you use it. Learn something about maintenance and safe operation and you'll be OK. |
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Ski boats are often over powered in order to pull multiple skiers at once.
If the power is only used then it is safe. If you get stupid with it some one WILL get hurt. It really depends on "the nut behind the wheel". ![]() |
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