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    Grow a pair.

    Get you a 90.
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    "Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less."- Robert E. Lee


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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo View Post
    Grow a pair.

    Get you a 90.
    This... if I ever went with a high tide, this would be worth the wait to find a 90 to go on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo View Post
    Grow a pair.

    Get you a 90.
    Quote Originally Posted by TJ_11 View Post
    This... if I ever went with a high tide, this would be worth the wait to find a 90 to go on it.

    Y'all have at it.

    I find a 60 tiller to be plenty on a 15' boat.

    But thats just me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigfoot View Post
    Y'all have at it.

    I find a 60 tiller to be plenty on a 15' boat.

    But thats just me.
    I was really just kidding.

    60 is enough. If I had to pick my favorite rig for a boat this size, it would probably be a 60.

    There's just nothing like too much motor, though.
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    My other boat is a 23' Contender w/ twin 200 HPDI's so I'm familiar w/ having more power than you need.
    I'm not looking for speed w/ this rig. That being said, I'm really leaning towards a 60 Merc. Also, MI Tide is building me a side console (going to pick it up in G-town tomorrow) so a tiller is no longer necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nolo Contendere View Post
    My other boat is a 23' Contender w/ twin 200 HPDI's so I'm familiar w/ having more power than you need.
    I'm not looking for speed w/ this rig. That being said, I'm really leaning towards a 60 Merc. Also, MI Tide is building me a side console (going to pick it up in G-town tomorrow) so a tiller is no longer necessary.
    You will miss the tiller.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo View Post
    You will miss the tiller.
    X2
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    "Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less."- Robert E. Lee


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    You should start a Craigslist search function service.

    Yea, now you will lose that room going with the consonle.

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    Wonder how hard it would be to put a bench seat in one?

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    Not hard at all.

    X3 on missing the tiller. Those boats are not big enough to justify losing that chunk of deck. Also lost is the ability to turn on a dime.

    Also, I have never run one with a 40. Only 60's and 90's. They are very weight sensitive in the transom, so compare the weight of a 40 over a 60. If it is fractional, I urge the 60..

    Speaking of 60's beware the merc 60's. The top cylinder has a habit of blowing due to it distance to the water pump. If you have a build up of trash in the water jacket, it is just a matter of time before it overheats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TJ_11 View Post
    You should start a Craigslist search function service.
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    Your welcome:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Birddawg View Post

    Im aware of sites.... his three posts contained nothing but a craigslist link.. just being funny.

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    Just trying to help him out. I say depending on the use he could justify the console, but if i had the console I would remove other stuff
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    The front bench & livewell are likely to go.

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    that wouldn't be a bad setup in my opinion especially for long rides on big water or for the creeks down at the coast
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    I'm thinking about adding a rear deck from the transom to the rear bench, effectively creating a flats boat & adding a ton of dry storage. I'm also putting a 12 gallon gas tank under the front deck, which should help improve the ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nolo Contendere View Post
    I'm thinking about adding a rear deck from the transom to the rear bench, effectively creating a flats boat & adding a ton of dry storage. I'm also putting a 12 gallon gas tank under the front deck, which should help improve the ride.

    I am just trying to help here, so take it for what it is worth...

    With the cut transom, a heavy motor, a battery and a big ass in the aft end, you will need to be very conscious of what materials you use to create your flat's boat.

    As stated, those things are heavy in the transom. They really could use another 6-10" in beam...
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    I'm going to the plant in Georgetown tomorrow & will be asking those questions.
    It's a 20" transom.

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