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Unread 07-01-2011, 10:03 PM
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Also the shift shafts wil cost me more than $500 for both engines! They still look pretty good i had the lower units off last year doing water pumps and checked everything.
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I used to run 60+ in my 20 foot HYDRA-SPORTS whenever I went offshore. I guess it all boils down to what is your comfort level. And down here we have to run about 60-70 to get remotely close to those kinds of waters.
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I've asked the forum driver before to hook us up with a sub for us 248/250 owners but he must be too hard core of a V-20 nut to bend the rules I guess?

Just bustin' 'em there MJ.

Honestly, I like my 250 but I wouldn't take it out in conditions any worse than I would be comfortable in a V-20.

It might make you feel better because everybody doesn't need to sit down in the 250 but it is no more seaworthy than the V-20.

I'd sell 'em both and get a RIB with a new four stroke and a EPIRB if I just wanted to fish.
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You can fix shift shafts with about $10 worth of copper tubing and epoxy.
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sounds like neither boat will do exactly what you want, find the boat that fits your needs to a tee(250 coastal or offshore), sell both the Sportsman and the V, fish on!
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I'd sell 'em both and get a RIB with a new four stroke and a EPIRB if I just wanted to fish.
That is a good idea. But i watched Whale Wars last friday night and it dont seem like a good idea now.

But i did go on Boat Trader and found one i liked.
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...t-490-98897611
$15000 I wonder how fast she'll run?
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Kinda small though at 16', the meter measuring crap is screwing me up. Also i like the military and enforcement/partol ribs better than the liesure ones. They seem to look better to me.

Like this one
http://www.makoinflatablesusa.com/6_5M_S_drawing.html
http://www.makoinflatablesusa.com/6_5M_mil_photos.html
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