Fitting tribute to man's best friend. Boat looks great!

I like the windshield shape too. Very sleek.

Locomotion wrote:

It looks great Neal, what is the windshield material?

thanks Ray.........the windsheild is 1/4" lexan...........

It looks great Neal, what is the windshield material?

That's very nice Jabe. from the pictures and comments you shared with us, sir Morgan looked like a great companion.

Big Thanks goes out to Trey...............

jabe wrote:

no probs Dave, i believe you will be in the same prop pitch scale........

Dave get cupped before you go to the Dr's.you will loose 200 RPM's

no probs Dave, i believe you will be in the same prop pitch scale........

You need to take me for a ride now....I really need to know how many RPMs I weigh. Can't wait for Dr's appointments in the future and I answer the question, "do you know your weight?", and I will eagerly answer in RPMs.

AWESOME

jabe wrote:

.......so i raised the motor an 1 1/4", putting cavitation plate 1/2' below bottom of boat, and i fastened an aluminmum eavestrough nail to the face of my pin to bring me out a half pin........
results blew me away..........alone in the boat, i can get 30mph to 31mph at 4610rpm..........

Great!

That is almost exactly what Carol gets out of her DR/early 50's 25hp. The 30 hp is the same cubic inch as the 25 hp.