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Posted 5/8/2013 2:20 PM (#640058 - in reply to #639797)
Subject: Re: Mission "Find-a-Boat": The journey begins...





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tcbetka - 5/7/2013 4:38 PM

Yes, I can see that. I only wish Tuffy had a 2060 "trolling" model though. Maybe sacrifice 12-16" of bow deck, in exchange for cockpit area. Then it would be a VERY good boat for me. And after riding in Bob's boat, I'd put a 200hp Verado on the back. That engine weighs like 5-8 pounds more than the Opti does, yet would give the benefits of the four-strokes. I'd probably go that route--I would not put a 225hp Verado on the thing. Those are about 125-130 pounds heavier than the 200hp Verado engines. In that case, I would indeed go with the Optimax 225.

So I don't know if it's at all possible that Tuffy could/would make a modification like that to the 2060? My guess is no, as it would probably require a major alteration of the mold for their deck/hull-cap. Probably something that isn't at all realistic. But I really did love the ride in thing, and Bob wears that boat like a glove...lol.

TB


Look at the 2100. I think they shortened the splashwell area like they did on the 1890. Same great ride as the 2060, but 96" beam.

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