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Posting a reply to: Re: Lund 186 Fisherman GL VS. Ranger 1860 Angler

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bturg

Posted 1/29/2009 6:47 PM (#358096 - in reply to #357212)
Subject: Re: Lund 186 Fisherman GL VS. Ranger 1860 Angler

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I'll stand by my statements, I have mounted a few items on the non-solid core Transoms and after getting thru the initial skin there is very little resistance till you hit the glass skin on the far side, just not the best as far as I am concerned. The Ranger hull like the majority of glass boats is made in two pieces and then bonded together... as I stated above the construction process used creates a one piece feel not a one piece unit as it does have two halves are bonded together and foam injected to creat maximum performance and a more ridgid unit that will perform and feel like a solid piece. Brunswick (the Lund Parent company) bought Triton a few years back and they certainly share some ideas in design and construction. I am not saying the Lund will not perform but simply pointing out differences for a prospective buyer to consider.