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Ya, more pics. I still got some snow banks left and it's snowing right now.John, We need a few more pics. It has been raining around here for a month!
This boat handles like a dream. You turn the sync on, set the power wherever you want it, and it feels like you aren't moving - until you look out the boat sideways. Today's numbers: 2250 RPM. 75% load. 26 - 26.5 mph. 36 gph. It just moves so easily. Auto pilot on, spin the little dial, and it lays over and cuts right around the corner. This boat really turns better than the 340. You can't feel or hear the engines unless you open the hatch to the bridge. I am truly impressed. This is with the new swim platform and our older, blow up dinghy (200 #).
Nice! That has to make it feel and seem so worth it now!
Best of luck this summer.
How is docking that boat compared to the 340?
Doug
After securing the forward anchor, I cruised back using my Chartplotter, Radar, Spot light as required, local knowledge, over and over and over until we had her safely at the dock about 1/2 hour later. Then, it was Miller time (Captain Morgan's).
Love your boat John.....Did you look at the picture of your smartcraft......Obviously you did.....Just keep an eye on your oil psi differential........