its got a 150hp on it and he said it dont pound cause its a plate boat well all the ones ive been in pound like your on the road lol

That 33.000 is that aussie money or american? if aussie what is that in US?

34250.70 :money:

My Dad has a 25' Aluminum with a 225Hp it Pounds sounds like she's getting hit with 100 rubber hammers. It rides more like a sleigh in snow on top of the water not cutting through it. WTF!! am I talking about most of you don't get that S#!t. It looks like a Harborcraft Orca 26' with the big front end she should be a good tub. A bit under powered for my liking what dose it weigh and how long? I would be a very happy man to look outside and see that in my yard sweet looking boat.

Ya, for 33-34k I would want seats.

And yes, we have a dog wash at a near by car wash. I washed my dog there a couple of times, pretty convenient.

rkc

thats what i thought all good ideas come from the usa :butt:

hey king you still got that boat in the picture

yes he does, it runs good with the I/O in it.

hi almost everyone here drives there boat on the trailer i never did for the fact i was to scared that i will damage the boat--but having a bigger boat changes things cause im guessing it will be harder to get on and winch it up even more when its windy i get nervous when i think on how im going to handle getting it on and off so thats why im looking at a sort of drive on trailer

AUSSIE
I put a piece of allthread on top of my hand winch and covered it with a piece of small diameter water hose so when I drive the boat on the trailer I can judge if I have the bow in line with the winch. Make it tall enough so it is above the bow so you can always see it, and I put side bumpers on the trailer by the axels to hold the stern in wind and help center the stern on the trailer.