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1979 Checkmate Eluder, 1990 Johnson 200. 62 mph at 6000 rpm. Based on information from other owners I should be able to get close to 70 with some more tweaking and a different prop. here
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1979 Checkmate Eluder, 1990 Johnson 200. 62 mph at 6000 rpm. Based on information from other owners I should be able to get close to 70 with some more tweaking and a different prop. here
you dont need more power, just less boat! i power to 50 with just a 115. on a 16' performance hull. [links]
Re: how fast does your outboard-powered boat run?
It's hard to say. I bought the boat with a virgin bottom but only ran it once, and wasn't paying too close attention to the speed. It may be as much as 5 mph. But that's at the top end, which I don't care about; the boat goes 30 mph painted at the same speed as it did at 30 mph not painted.
Around here, bottom paint does not ruin the look or affect resale much, and might enhance it. But at that point, saying "boat" is like saying "car" which ranges from a Porsche two seater to a Chevrolet sedan. Both go 60 mph at the same speed. If speed is your purpose, you won't have a T top, either. [links]
Re: how fast does your outboard-powered boat run?
Length — 21′ 2″ Beam — 7′ 11″ Max. recommended HP — 300. Find more specs, details, and information at www.nitro.com/ more
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Horsepower rating: 300 output more
Greg Marler gives an excellent walkthrough of the Stratos 201 XL Evolution bass boat.
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Randy Terrell owns the family-operated Midwest Fish Tournaments, which hosts the Big Bass Bash each April and October at the Lake of the Ozarks. They have become one of the nation's largest amateur fishing tournaments. [links]
"The economic impact is in the millions," he said.
Presnall said the Springfield store sells 800 to 900 boats a year. This year, it introduced a heritage edition model of the original 1978 Bass Tracker. That model was not on display Monday. here
There are hundreds of fishing tournaments on Missouri rivers and lakes each year that generate money for the economy. more
What no one appears to be refuting is the popularity of fishing tournaments. They have been growing steadily in the Ozarks.
While there are also other brands that make high performance TriToons, these are the leaders of the pack in top performance quality! Within these manufacturers, they are providing to the high horsepower, providing even larger gas capacity. This is evident by Sylvan coming out this year with the first ever 60 gallon pontoon boat! [links]
There are some great resources out there regarding high performing TriToon pontoon boats.
Fun Fact: Less weight = Less gas. here
In addition to price, there are many other reasons boat enthusiasts are choosing a 250 HP TriToon pontoon boat over many other types of boats. The second biggest reason is on the water fuel consumption! The outboard on 250HP TriToon pontoon boats consume a lot less gas when you go on a family outing. This is primarily due to the fact pontoons weigh so much less! more
The biggest differentiator of a 250HP pontoon boat for a boating/water sports enthusiast is the price. A typical speed boat with the same performance level you’d be getting out of a TriToon pontoon boat would normally run anywhere between 60-90,000 dollars whereas a typical TriToon pontoon boat (at the 250HP performance level) runs anywhere between 50-60,000 dollars.