broccoli wrote:That's what size my boat is its a 16 foot but it's a flat bottom
AKPirate wrote:The sins of Boot and Gaddy are causing the Cali drought and knowing they have no limits to their depravity... :mrgreen:
NuffDaddy wrote:... As long as your sensible it will be safe.
broccoli wrote:I came across a good deal on a 90 Yamaha 2 stroke but here is my dilemma l. My boat is only rated for a 60 but looking at this from a weight perspective a 4 stroke 60 weighs about 250 pounds and the 2 stroke 90 is listed at 261 pounds, so what do y'all think? Bad idea or what?
Tomkat wrote:broccoli wrote:I came across a good deal on a 90 Yamaha 2 stroke but here is my dilemma l. My boat is only rated for a 60 but looking at this from a weight perspective a 4 stroke 60 weighs about 250 pounds and the 2 stroke 90 is listed at 261 pounds, so what do y'all think? Bad idea or what?
You dont have any dilemma.
You want the motor, but you know its overpowered for your boat.
Sell that boat and get one thats rated for it.
Problem solved
Goldfish wrote:NuffDaddy wrote:... As long as your sensible it will be safe.
We are duck hunters. There isn't much sensible there.
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NuffDaddy wrote:You would have to add a lot of support to the transom to handle the extra torque. And be easy on the throttle at take off and keep a lot of bow wight to help the boat track. As long as your sensible it will be safe.
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AKPirate wrote:The sins of Boot and Gaddy are causing the Cali drought and knowing they have no limits to their depravity... :mrgreen:
rebelp74 wrote:If you do it, be respectful to the leo's that check you. You can get ticket for it, so don't give them a reason to search your boat for anything.
Tomkat wrote:rebelp74 wrote:If you do it, be respectful to the leo's that check you. You can get ticket for it, so don't give them a reason to search your boat for anything.
Or better yet, do yourself a favor and do the right thing from the beggining
JGUN wrote:Just go to the junkyard and pull the plate from another boat thats rated for a 90 and you're good to go. It'll probably even increase the load capacity of the boat too.
jehler wrote:Hmm, looks like it is a rule for anything under 20
MOhuntingGuy wrote:I bet they were home schooled and lack the necessary social skills in life to take a joke.
obxbufflehead wrote:jehler wrote:Hmm, looks like it is a rule for anything under 20
Guess I'm safe then. On both boats.
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