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Author: | Buzz Killington [ Sun May 18, 2014 7:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Took it out today all loaded up. New belt and brand new Big Blade The load: 3 men- 200 lbs, 245lbs, 170lbs 1 × 94L cooler with 2 x camo chaira mounted on top 4 fishing rods Minn kota 45lb thrust foot control bow mounted Deep cell battery 1000cca 2 tackle boxes 7 gal gas Speeds Deep = 21.3 - 22.4 mph average into a 13mph headwind and against the current. Say 6" ripple in the canal...in the big part of the bay, 1-2' chop, and 18mph-22mph wind gusts - I slowed down to keep my passenger's dry. Shallow = bumped 23.7 for a few minutes. Not a good day to run shallower waters today, lots of guys fishing the shallows. VERY happy with these speeds with the load and in the conditions I ran in today. Interested to see what it'll run empty just me =) |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Thu May 22, 2014 3:10 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
So, solo light load....24mph. All the weight was in the back. Need to put some stuff up front to even out the weight I think. Getting a lot of splash back from the motor coming in the back of the boat too. While running it'll spray water into the back of my boat....wierd. never seen that before. |
Author: | centxhunter [ Thu May 22, 2014 4:16 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Sounds like the motor is the wrong height for the transom? Is it a tall or short? Still spray up when you trim up? |
Author: | SETx Longtail [ Thu May 22, 2014 5:17 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Belt case is hitting the water..... Post a side view of it on the trailer with the motor trimmed to where you'd run it |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Thu May 22, 2014 5:27 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Tall transom, tall motor Stops spraying when I trim up, problem is, I lose speed when I trim up that far |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Thu May 22, 2014 7:40 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Sun May 25, 2014 7:51 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Speeds update 2 adults, 2 kids bumped 24.4 deep yesterday Today - with a very stiff tailwind (20mph) Me, my lovely wife, and my mom as well as my 1yr old bumped 26.6 headed to the ramp after a little run. 26.6 at 3980rpm |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Mon Aug 10, 2015 4:23 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
Mudflats speed With a worn big blade with no wind my motor was doing 25.6mph in the water today. Then I found some mudflats and it was like hitting boost on a turbo lol First time on this boat I've ever seen 28.3 mph. Was turning about 4140 rpm. Ran like a champ today as well. I recently put a 32" shaft on and there is little to no tiller torque now. Just an update. B. MacDonald |
Author: | Buzz Killington [ Thu Dec 03, 2015 9:55 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Lowe 1760 with Stock 35 MB HD Sport |
I was recently gifted a set of duals to replace a muffler that fell off my boat 2 weeks ago. You read that correctly - it snapped and didnt survive the ride home. I switched to a K&N air cleaner (for $30), and still have the same worn BB and got out on big water (which is pretty much all i hit this time of the year) So the speeds and the load: me at 195, friend at 190 and his dog at 89 9 x long lines of decoys (with 5lb grapnels on each end) 50 Puddle dekes with texas rigs 9 gal of gas 1 deep cell plus 1 starting battery Beavertail blind 2 guns and all hunting gear - we layer up a lot this time of season with a 3mph tailwind and a small ripple on the water - averaged 22.3mph bumping 23 and dropping to 21.2 a few times. Took a bit to get on step - but once it did - it planed out well and carried the load pretty well. |
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