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I agree that twins are not in the wheelhouse for thus hull.
That said. If I had to do transom work and wanted twins I'd have to close the entire transom and add a stainless bracket on the rear. The extra flotation and plane able length you would get from it might actually behave on the water.
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Thanks Joe. So now we know that our hulls, without engine, gas and such, weigh in at 1920 lbs. Useful info when trying to figure out trailer tongue weight.
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