Justan Olphat
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"Your dealer is full of ****e. Find another dealer or buy used privately
or thru a broker.
1. The Big Foot is a workboat motor
2. A bowrider is not a suitable Atlantic Ocean boat. Yes, even inshore.

I am surprised that, even after years of participation in this
newsgroup, you haven't learned much of anything about boats and boating.
Do you listen to anyone besides Harry KKKrause?
I am growing weary of giving you "one last chance(s)" to shape up."




I think you are "full of ****e", Stinky.
We were boating at Grand Lake last week when I noticed two guys preparing their Lowe bowrider for the road after morning fishing. It was the same size as my boat. 16.5 feet so I. Went over for a looksee. He had the regular Mercury 60....foot and propeller looked tiny compared to mine. He complained that it took him too long to get up on plane with his right. I have no complaints with mine.

Make that...'rig'

On 8/17/2015 4:42 PM, True North wrote:
Make that...'rig'

Make what rig?

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Respectfully submitted by Justan

Laugh of the day from Krause

"I'm not to blame anymore for the atmosphere in here.
I've been "born again" as a nice guy."

On 8/17/2015 3:31 PM, True North wrote:
Justan Olphat
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"Your dealer is full of ****e. Find another dealer or buy used privately
or thru a broker.
1. The Big Foot is a workboat motor
2. A bowrider is not a suitable Atlantic Ocean boat. Yes, even inshore.

I am surprised that, even after years of participation in this
newsgroup, you haven't learned much of anything about boats and boating.
Do you listen to anyone besides Harry KKKrause?
I am growing weary of giving you "one last chance(s)" to shape up."




I think you are "full of ****e", Stinky.
We were boating at Grand Lake last week when I noticed two guys preparing their Lowe bowrider for the road after morning fishing. It was the same size as my boat. 16.5 feet so I. Went over for a looksee. He had the regular Mercury 60....foot and propeller looked tiny compared to mine. He complained that it took him too long to get up on plane with his right. I have no complaints with mine.


I hope you had a Grand time.
Do you know what "getting on plane means"? Have you ever done it? What
size prop was he running? What size prop are you running? Are you both
deep V or modified V or flat bottom? Are they similar weight? What is
the recommended WOT RPM for your boat? What is your actual WOT RPM?
I realize that you can't answer any of those questions so you'll
probably respond with your usual not so smart ass lame response.

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Respectfully submitted by Justan

Laugh of the day from Krause

"I'm not to blame anymore for the atmosphere in here.
I've been "born again" as a nice guy."