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Old 01-22-2012, 06:33 PM
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About to pull the trigger and order the new 10' power Pole "blade" and a atlas hydraulic jackplate . I have a 24' triton lts any ideas on what size set back would be best for this boat as far as jackplate? 8"? 10"? 12"? And why?
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:11 PM
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How much for the 10' power pole I want 1
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:22 PM
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A little over 2000 just for tge pole, pump, remotes, ect not including install and a bracket
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:14 PM
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8" jack plate is all you need on a bay boat. Anything more is overkill. Only time more setback benefits is on a bass boat or a flats boat that has a performance pad.
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:25 PM
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8" jack plate is all you need on a bay boat. Anything more is overkill. Only time more setback benefits is on a bass boat or a flats boat that has a performance pad.
Do you think I will benefit and gain any speed , because it gives more options on motor height ?
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:31 PM
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Do you think I will benefit and gain any speed , because it gives more options on motor height ?
Very little....1-3 mph at best
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Old 01-22-2012, 07:43 PM
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Very little....1-3 mph at best
What size prop would u suggest for a 24' triton with a 250 yammy 4 stroke? Now at WOT I get 50 mph @ 6100rpm but I still have throttle to go
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What size prop would u suggest for a 24' triton with a 250 yammy 4 stroke? Now at WOT I get 50 mph @ 6100rpm but I still have throttle to go
Need a lil more info.....what brand of prop are you running now and what pitch? Usually it is stamped by the prop hub,gotta take it off to find it. Some props have the pitch stamped on the barrel of the prop.
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I got my 10' Blade boat should be ready soon as well cant wait to go test that sucka out!
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Old 01-22-2012, 08:21 PM
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I got my 10' Blade boat should be ready soon as well cant wait to go test that sucka out!
what kinda sled did you order? and where did you order your PP? from PP directly?
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what kinda sled did you order? and where did you order your PP? from PP directly?
Haynie 24 High Output nickel!
Got PP through Chris's Marine, actually got the first 10' Blade ever sold!
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Haynie 24 High Output nickel!
Got PP through Chris's Marine, actually got the first 10' Blade ever sold!
nice! what size motor? 3hundo? what color?
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Haynie 24 High Output nickel!
Got PP through Chris's Marine, actually got the first 10' Blade ever sold!
I'll bet they tell that to all the girls.
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Does the 10 ft have the same pump as the 8?
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they say it has a quieter / faster pump that the pro model .
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there new pump is called c-monster !
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Hell no im ballin on a budget haha 225 Pro XS and all grey, ill have it within the next 2 weeks ill post pics
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Hate to pop that bubble; but Florida guides have had em for a while.

Seen a few when we were on lake okeechobee.

Congrats on new haynie; all grey is a cool color!
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Hate to pop that bubble; but Florida guides have had em for a while.

Seen a few when we were on lake okeechobee.

Congrats on new haynie; all grey is a cool color!
Looks goofy on a bass boat....two cb antennas on da back
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Looks goofy on a bass boat....two cb antennas on da back
Neighbor's got one on the back of a Gambler and you're right.....looks ghey.
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