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7ovr50 |
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Posts: 426 | Any insite on this set up? Every review seems to indicate that this is a solid set up. Boat is a 17.2 Angler. I was considering a Lund Impact 1775 but this seems like a better value both $$$$ and performance stats | ||
Musky Brian |
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Posts: 1767 Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | The Lund is going to hold superior longer term market value over a G3 all day. | ||
Pointerpride102 |
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Posts: 16632 Location: The desert | Lund or alumacraft. Your search ends there. | ||
7ovr50 |
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Posts: 426 | Pointerpride102 - 9/21/2019 8:34 AM Ya I'm running a Lund now. Nice boat but I'm just checking around.Lund or alumacraft. Your search ends there. | ||
wallygator |
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Posts: 319 Location: Tomahawk,Wis | I had a G-3 185V with a 200 Yamaha was a great boat boat.... You would be happy with it... Super stable and no problem in rough water. | ||
Brian Hoffies |
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Posts: 1719 | 7ovr50 - 9/20/2019 7:44 PM Any insite on this set up? Every review seems to indicate that this is a solid set up. Boat is a 17.2 Angler. I was considering a Lund Impact 1775 but this seems like a better value both $$$$ and performance stats I certainly wouldn't be afraid of one. Try and get a ride and see what you think. I'm sure all those Lund & Alumacraft guys trying to steer you that way haven't offered to help pay for one. Your choice. If it will work for the way you like to fish I say go for it. The Yamaha motor is a pretty reliable motor and will match up good with that boat. G3 is owned by Yamaha and they have a reputation of producing quality products. Good luck and let us know what you decide. | ||
Ernie |
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Posts: 52 | A couple of thoughts: Not sure if you're looking for a windshield or side console model, but the front deck of this boat with a console is quite small. There's no where to stand for a guy in the middle. The back area looks fairly small as well. Perhaps a non issue, but for a side console model I think other boats have better decks/layouts. Secondly, a 150 with a kicker seems like a lot of weight on the back for a 17' 2" boat. I know it has a 96" beam, but that rig seems a little small to have two motors. Edited by Ernie 9/30/2019 8:09 PM | ||
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