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[QUOTE]Steve Jonesi - 1/30/2004  10:02 AM

Troyz,
  The first option I HAD to have was the rear deck w/ pro pole and butt seat. I wanted to find one with that so I didn't have to order it on my own. Cost for the deck + was something like 7-8 hundred dollars.Partners love it and I use the space underneath to store my big boxes(Lakewood Monsters).I wish I had the remote oil fill. Much more convenient.This will be my 2nd season running the 620 and I love it. Plenty of storage is nice. Handling?I've had it on 100 acre ponds as well as Mille Lacs and Vermilion and it's been awesome.I could fit my 681 inside this one.I feel more comfortable with the kids in the boat also. They're 6 and 8 and like to move around a bit.This fall , I removed the rear deck for trolling and really liked the wide open stern. Lots of room.Oh yeah, make sure you get a swing or removeable tongue on the trailer. Tandem trailers are not very easy to move off their path or finagle in the garage.Good luck of your search. Feel free to shoot me an e-mail if you've got any specific questions.   Steve
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Subject: RE: Ranger 620 Owners

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Troyz,
The first option I HAD to have was the rear deck w/ pro pole and butt seat. I wanted to find one with that so I didn't have to order it on my own. Cost for the deck + was something like 7-8 hundred dollars.Partners love it and I use the space underneath to store my big boxes(Lakewood Monsters).I wish I had the remote oil fill. Much more convenient.This will be my 2nd season running the 620 and I love it. Plenty of storage is nice. Handling?I've had it on 100 acre ponds as well as Mille Lacs and Vermilion and it's been awesome.I could fit my 681 inside this one.I feel more comfortable with the kids in the boat also. They're 6 and 8 and like to move around a bit.This fall , I removed the rear deck for trolling and really liked the wide open stern. Lots of room.Oh yeah, make sure you get a swing or removeable tongue on the trailer. Tandem trailers are not very easy to move off their path or finagle in the garage.Good luck of your search. Feel free to shoot me an e-mail if you've got any specific questions. Steve