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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
I guess I didn't make myself clear enough w my last post - capt Dan dutifully clarified what I was trying to state in a more eloquent fashion - thanks Capt!!!
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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
Pay for a Survey by a qualified firm. It's only a few hundred dollars and could save you thousands.
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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
My friend has had a Polar for 5 seasons now and I have fished with him on many occasions he has the 23 walk around, The boat itself is a nice ride very comfortable and stable it's comfortable for all his needs. With a 19CC you will have many days that will limit you to the bay so thats something to consider but like you said for $2500 a man you can't go worng.
I can't compare the power since my friend has twin 115 yamis on the back. But the advice the others gave you seems correct. The hull does hold it's color really after a good winters wax job they had an issue with the hull which is an inlay so make sure thats it's sealed well. All pumps and fuses are veru easy to get to if needed and his 23 trailers well since they are not heavy weights. Best of luck.
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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
Had a 2001 Optimax 200hp on the last boat and she never let us down. Heard about a lot of issues but never ran in any problems. We used Quicksilver Premium Plus oil which is made by Merc and ran like a champ!!!
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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
At $5,000 you could fish 12 times a year with me for 6 years....and not get beat up!!
I would take a trip in a 19ft boat, especially in the ocean before you commit. I could just see You, Johnnie tomato's, Big Billy and John in the channels when a ship goes bye!! It may not be "SUCH A DEAL".. |
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All comes down to the motor and how it checks out. May even consider selling motor used and picking up a used 4 stroke (Yamaha 150) still under warranty. Also make sure to have agreement in writing with your partner. Have seen alot of good friendships ruined by partnering on boat.
Good Luck Last edited by MVP; 07-30-2012 at 06:24 PM.. |
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Do it Steve! It will take you all over the bay! What more could you ask for?
Of course it's expensive and a stupid idea...but I wouldn't go back and NOT buy mine for a second! There is no better feeling than cruising across a flat bay at first light. You'll see! Enjoy it!!
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First off Good Luck
From previous post I understand DCM is as big as you. You are going to need a skinny Arse man to work the net, as to keep boat from capsizing Have fun be safe bud.
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Optimax engines were problematic but by looking at the pic I dont think its an opi which is good. At the price your are talking here if the motor runs good its a home run...
Go for it !!!!!
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Re: time to take the plunge?.....advice
only problem i have seen with Polar boat is the clear coat cracking....not a huge deal and nothing really worth fixing...
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