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Old 02-12-2015, 08:07 PM
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I heard something about 7 marine and mercury teaming up to build a motor today


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Old 02-13-2015, 12:13 AM
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And something has to push this. 53'
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Blackwell boat works is producing a 57' center console. its crazy how big these CC's are getting. at that length id rather a Jarrett Bay or Viking etc. where a overnighter is more comfortable to sleep on lol
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Blackwell boat works is producing a 57' center console. its crazy how big these CC's are getting. at that length id rather a Jarrett Bay or Viking etc. where a overnighter is more comfortable to sleep on lol
Lets not forget another part of this setup-the truck to pull it! Half tons wont pull this baby. Imagine the weight of just the 1000 gallons of fuel. Will take AT LEAST a 3/4 ton. And like someone pointed out...would probably be better off with an inboard-but then you would miss out on the "wow" factor.
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Bet you could clear a path at a boat launch with that monster!
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umm, what size trolling motor do you think we need for this little marsh runner? maybe 50hp 4 stroke? lol
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Why? Because more people are moving away from medium sized sportfishers and going to larger center consoles. With manufactures starting to make CC's over 40 foot they need to be able to push em fast enough.
Again why?? If your running a 40' + boat spend the money and get a blackwatch,vicken or hatteres with inboard's!!!
and have a real boat!!!
I can understand if you fishing all the king fish tenements maybe!!!
Only reason they hang that many merc on the back of them is so you still got two running for the way home!!
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