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How many out there own a SeaRay boat?
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On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 09:25:16 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
How many out there own a SeaRay boat? Eisboch Is this a quiz? I'd guess about 47,872. |
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On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 09:25:16 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
How many out there own a SeaRay boat? 270 Sundeck with 6.2L MPI. |
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1988 17' Seville with its original 100hp Merc outboard.
Great boat, great motor. -- Denis Roy D. Roy Woodcraft www.ideasinwood.com "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 09:25:16 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: How many out there own a SeaRay boat? 270 Sundeck with 6.2L MPI. |
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It was moderately rough ... maybe 2-3 foot chop on top of swells. A friend of mine was left his Dads 48 footer, and he told me through 10+ foot chop, the thing was a rock. Twin 502's in it. Wish I could've had a ride...... He was involved in a serious accident, and couldnt afford the maintenance for the boat. Ended up selling it for $300,000 He got the boat up on plane and has we hit a wave and came down with a thud, the whole boat quaked like Jell-O. I can make an estimated 12 miles an hour in 4' chop in my old Chris. The listed speed is a guess ( no gps yet..), but there comes a point in which the boat becomes smoother relating to speed, relating to chop size. We went out the other day, and at WOT, the boat had the coolest sensation of a veeeeery slow forward roll. |
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"Eisboch" wrote in
: How many out there own a SeaRay boat? Eisboch I had one of these Brunswick pieces of crap.....Sea Rayder F16XR2 jetboat. Want the truth? Larry -- Please - Turn OFF cruise control when you turn on windshield wipers! |
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On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 16:29:26 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
It was moderately rough ... maybe 2-3 foot chop on top of swells. He got the boat up on plane and has we hit a wave and came down with a thud, the whole boat quaked like Jell-O. The owner didn't seem to notice, but every time we hit a chop or swell and the bow crashed back down, I felt the boat go through this Jell-O-like quaking and shivering. If the boat has been run hard in conditions like that for over ten years it is likely beginning to show some signs of wear and tear. SeaRays have some nice features, and the newer ones are using quality hardware, but they are really not designed or built to bang through 3 footers for any length of time. |
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 16:29:26 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: It was moderately rough ... maybe 2-3 foot chop on top of swells. He got the boat up on plane and has we hit a wave and came down with a thud, the whole boat quaked like Jell-O. The owner didn't seem to notice, but every time we hit a chop or swell and the bow crashed back down, I felt the boat go through this Jell-O-like quaking and shivering. If the boat has been run hard in conditions like that for over ten years it is likely beginning to show some signs of wear and tear. SeaRays have some nice features, and the newer ones are using quality hardware, but they are really not designed or built to bang through 3 footers for any length of time. But don't you think that a 30+ foot boat with twin 7.4L Mercruisers, capable of over 30 kts. ought to be? Eisboch |
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On Thu, 4 Oct 2007 20:03:37 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
But don't you think that a 30+ foot boat with twin 7.4L Mercruisers, capable of over 30 kts. ought to be? Hard to say. There are lots of boats being sold with good speed potential that are not really designed for heavy conditions. Going 30 kts through 3+ footers is tough going for anything but a sportfish or offshore racing hull. Same boat in 1 footers, which is probably closer to how most people use them, is a different story. Once a boat goes airborn off a wave it's going to thump things around when it lands. |
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