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Old 01-10-2014, 09:49 AM
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My brother has a 2011 H22cc with a 200hp Yamaha SHO and hasn't had any problems with the welds. He did say that there is no real dry storage. He had to install some large gasket material to fix the dry storage. Also said there is not much to work inside the console. He is a big dude so that could of been part of the problem. The boat rides well and handles chop better than I would of thought. The floor drains in the rear don't seem to drain fast enough. We got stuck in a strom and had about six inches of water in the floor and nothing coming out the bilge. The bilge can pump the water out faster from the haul than the deck will let the water drain. Other than that he loves his boat. I still like my glass in the real rough stuff. To each there own and I hope this helps you. If you any other question about the boat let me know and I will ask him.
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Old 01-10-2014, 10:15 AM
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Thanks for the reply. I mainly fish fresh water, but want a bay boat for the times I want to run out the big lake.



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My brother has a 2011 H22cc with a 200hp Yamaha SHO and hasn't had any problems with the welds. He did say that there is no real dry storage. He had to install some large gasket material to fix the dry storage. Also said there is not much to work inside the console. He is a big dude so that could of been part of the problem. The boat rides well and handles chop better than I would of thought. The floor drains in the rear don't seem to drain fast enough. We got stuck in a strom and had about six inches of water in the floor and nothing coming out the bilge. The bilge can pump the water out faster from the haul than the deck will let the water drain. Other than that he loves his boat. I still like my glass in the real rough stuff. To each there own and I hope this helps you. If you any other question about the boat let me know and I will ask him.
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