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![]() "S. Stern" wrote in message ... I am considering a new Lund WC-16 (their low end boat), using a 15hp Yamaha. I will be using it on a small bay for crabbing, and general use. I would like to have this boat around for a few years and am concerned about it durability. The boat is rated for a max of 25hp and weighs in the neighborhood of 270 lbs. I know Lund has a great reputation, but this is their low-end model. Your advice is greatly appreciated. The WC series are bottom of the line only in terms of features and creature comforts, not construction. I have a 5 year old WC-14 yacht with 15 hp 4-stroke. When Lund says these boats are regularly dropped from guide planes onto lakes (empty & without motor, obviously), they're not kidding. I beat the bejeezus out of mine. The only thing that's come loose are a couple of screws that hold the wooden seat tops onto the metal "boxes" underneath. Otherwise, it's doing fine. Mine planes nicely with 3 adults aboard, but it's not fast under those conditions. If I were you, I'd go for the 25hp motor, if you think you'll be carrying more than 400 lbs or so. |
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