Robin
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I owned a Seafarer for 10 years and towed it in the beginning with a 1/2 ton Ford..Did fine, as will your 'Burb. I don't think the hardtop would cause you to upgrade your tow vehicle.
Just be mindful of clearances and heights of bridges, low-hanging tree limbs, etc. Measure your height requirement with the boat on the trailer and visualize your "safety zone" as your going down the road..If you come upon something that your worried the hardtop won't clear. Don't chance it..
I always try to stick to main roads with my current Gulfstream.
On another note, how accurate is the NADA boat guide? [links]
I recently repowered my 265 express from 2x 200hpdi's to 2 x F225's so I've had both on exactly the same boat. [links]
Mar 09, 2009 #5 2009-03-09T13:38 here
Mar 08, 2009 #4 2009-03-08T16:32 more
Hole shot is much mo bettah, everything in-between and beyond is about the same, which is just fine with me.
For a Yamaha V-Max, you'll need a Mercury Flow Torque Hub Assembly kit, 'bout $40ish. Not sure about the Yamaha HPDI application.
Yeah, I ran a Yam 25 on my Yam V-Max 200 for years, but opted for a 24 Fury per many recommendations.