The payback for all of the hardwork is finally here
As expected, she looks way better in the waterNow... the truck needs a paint job to match the boat
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Finally!!!

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The payback for all of the hardwork is finally here
As expected, she looks way better in the waterNow... the truck needs a paint job to match the boat
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It did the same to mine tonight. The side with the sun on it looks orange in the pics and the other side looks like the red it really is. I think our boats are both about the same color red or at least they probably were to begin with.
I was loosing bow lift as I trimmed the motor up, plus shooting a huge rooster tail.![]()
Robbie , no worry it is the color of the water , and to much sun to show case the boat .
You are a touch high, I could never get mine to hold a good grip with the motor too high. These boats don't seem to like that much lift. My guess is that if they were running a little faster and the boat was a little more out of the water from natural lift, you could go a little higher without breaking traction and probably gain some from it. Just my uneducated guess.![]()
It does..... the white is the same paint code as whats on his truckNow... the truck needs a paint job to match the boat![]()
It does..... the white is the same paint code as whats on his truck![]()
Check this picture out. The sun gave the mate a funky looking color.I don't why the camera does this at certain times of the day and it's a Nikon!
What kind of Nikon are you shooting with? The picture appears to be over exposed. Try to stand in a position where you're not getting the reflection off the boat....I know I know, almost impossible with that paint job, but that is the price you have to pay for a million dollar paint job![]()
The boat looks great Robbie, even my short little 18'6" Eluder loses bite any higher that 3" below, with one or two people in the front it likes 3.75" below or a few fatties even deeper, I've had a few boats that a manual jackplate works great for, this one a hydraulic is a must have item IMO.