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    Try Bill Knowles in Stuart, Fl----he did the mold for the stopler hull and some development work----772-286-5663

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    I do not like them at all..

    I seen a Predator 35 that was all barnicaled up and after they ran the boat for a while it was grinding against the side walls.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Questsportfishing View Post
    I seen a Predator 35 that was all barnicaled up and after they ran the boat for a while it was grinding against the side walls.
    I could see that happing too!What would keep growth out?

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    These are being used frequently on the ultra high-horsepower / high-speed rigs. In other words, a boat doing @ 40 knots turning a BIG shaft. My point being that the benefits may not be as compelling on slower boats turning a smaller shaft. Just food for thought if anyone was considering a retrofit.

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