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sworrall
Posted 4/14/2022 1:37 PM (#1004384 - in reply to #1004383)
Subject: Re: Musky Boat





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
The Pro Guide series is exactly that, a multi-species ride. There are age-old limitations as to what can be done with storage, sonar and gauge panel placement in a tiller model. The tiller seat design/placement has to meet NMMA/USCG requirements. If the rear 'storage' was extended under the seat to create a bigger rear platform, it would limit how the driver can sit (see the attached image) and restrict several features the model is famous for as the leading big tiller out there. Look at Ranger aluminum, Alumacraft, and Tracker at the comparable tiller models.


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