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| I believe the newly designed x-190 tiller hull went on sale this spring. Any customer or performance feedback out there yet? |
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| Any feedback at all on the changes, any for sale or on display anywhere? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Not on the market yet. The prototype is completed and I tested the hull. Tooling has to be completed now. |
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| Thx, let us know eta and first ride impressions... |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The ride is excellent, hull performs well with a 90. If I remember correctly, we had 43 with two aboard. |
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| Steve, do you know the approximate length of the front deck? I lay rods down along both sides of the front deck for easy access... can you get 7 1/2 rods down without dangling over the edge into the cockpit? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Yes you can, there are ledges on both sides of the deck so even a 10' rod will have a place to fit. |
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| Are the ledges wide enuf for say 2-3 rods each side? Great if there's a picture of that ledge somewhere, hard to tell from the drawings and photos on the web site from what I can see. Thx... |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | If the rod is on the front deck facing backwards, yes. One rod each side the other way because of the size of the reels. |
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| Any chance the x-190t will be on display or avail for test rides this year? With a little notice, I'm willing to drive unless there will be a dealer in Minn with one in stock at some point. |
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