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re: Tiller Outboard Motor Advice
Posted on 2/13/19 at 9:01 am to bootlegger
Posted on 2/13/19 at 9:01 am to bootlegger
I think this was worth doing back with the 35hp engines.
Now with the 37/40 the speed will not be that much faster.
I know a few people who put a 70 4 stoke on a gatortail boat and could only cruise at 35. So they spent a few grand to go about 3 or 4mph faster.
If the noise is that big of an issue I would keep both boats. One for ducks and one for fishing.
Now with the 37/40 the speed will not be that much faster.
I know a few people who put a 70 4 stoke on a gatortail boat and could only cruise at 35. So they spent a few grand to go about 3 or 4mph faster.
If the noise is that big of an issue I would keep both boats. One for ducks and one for fishing.
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Posted on 2/13/19 at 9:46 am to snapper26
This totally depends on load and hull shape. I have a 37 gtr that will push me and nothing else 28-29. With a load I go 26 and with the same load I go 40ish with the outboard.
If you have the space and budget, get two boats. Otherwise, switch them out.
If you have the space and budget, get two boats. Otherwise, switch them out.
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