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dirtygirl sportfishing · 01-01-2009, 10:32 PM

Hey deep, based on that last analysis what do you think a 29' carolina hull weighing in at about 5500#s wet will see???, might be too much power you think?

DEEP DEFIANCE · 01-01-2009, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dirtygirl sportfishing

Hey deep, based on that last analysis what do you think a 29' carolina hull weighing in at about 5500#s wet will see???, might be too much power you think?

To much power,well that Depends on who the boat was built by!LOL

I will be the first to admit that I know nothing about custom carolina boats!

DEEP DEFIANCE · 02-19-2009, 04:11 PM

Any more updates? Just curious how you guys are making out with your little project.

marlineer · 02-19-2009, 05:06 PM

Hey DD, Thanks for checkin'. Wide Open is putting down His roots in Boynton and I am working on the boat up here. I have been removing Yammie rigging and other now useless wiring. I have also been working on some other little projects on the boat while I await the call. I will then truck Her to the shop for the power in about 2 weeks. I will post some pics this weekend of what I am into. I hope WO appreciates My hard labor!

marlineer · 07-20-2009, 11:54 AM

Well, after alot of research and careful consideration, We have finally rigged the 28' Intrepid Open with a set of brand new set of 250 Yamaha Four Strokes. She is better than ever and rides like a dream. She seems to like the weight in the stern and She feels like a different boat! The boat is cruising @47kts and burning only 1.8 gph. Erik will be running Her out of Boynton Beach and I am sure He will have some reports very soon. It was definately worth the wait!

Snapp · 07-20-2009, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by marlineer

Well, after alot of research and careful consideration, We have finally rigged the 28' Intrepid Open with a set of brand new set of 250 Yamaha Four Strokes. She is better than ever and rides like a dream. She seems to like the weight in the stern and She feels like a different boat! The boat is cruising @47kts and burning only 1.8 gph. Erik will be running Her out of Boynton Beach and I am sure He will have some reports very soon. It was definately worth the wait!

I thought you settled on the verados? Why the change to yammies?

marlineer · 07-20-2009, 12:20 PM

It was a very hard decision. Cost and economy were the main factors in Our decision. As stated in a previous post, We were looking for a High 40kt cruise but it had to be economical as well. We talked to so many proffessionals that My head was spinnin'! The first piece of advice came from JAWS and as it turned out...He is dead on as usual! Plus....She looks better with Yammies!

The final straw came in the form of a great deal from Yamaha and Lentine Marine. They did an awesome install and were very helpful.

Sea Draggin · 07-20-2009, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by marlineer

It was a very hard decision. Cost and economy were the main factors in Our decision. As stated in a previous post, We were looking for a High 40kt cruise but it had to be economical as well. We talked to so many proffessionals that My head was spinnin'! The first piece of advice came from JAWS and as it turned out...He is dead on as usual! Plus....She looks better with Yammies!

The final straw came in the form of a great deal from Yamaha and Lentine Marine. They did an awesome install and were very helpful.

I have heard the mercs require 93 octane. Did you find that to be true in your search?

If it is you'll be happy with the yamis as they will eat anything.

marlineer · 07-20-2009, 06:51 PM

Yeah, The high octane was a small factor but overall it was the opinions of many pro's. It is nice just to be back in the game!

Now I need to get down there.....

marlineer · 07-28-2009, 08:47 AM

Finally!

02-19-2009, 04:11 PM	#13
DEEP DEFIANCE Crab mustard is good Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: monroeville NJ Posts: 729 Credits: 2,469.3 Boat: Fastforward Home Port: capemay Occupation: arborist	Marlineer and wide open? Any more updates? Just curious how you guys are making out with your little project.

07-20-2009, 11:54 AM	#15
marlineer Crab mustard is good Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South Jersey Posts: 813 Credits: 2,699.5 Boat: Intrepid 289 Home Port: Stone Harbor, NJ Best Catch: Bonnie! Occupation: Yacht Sales Suck! So I am puttin' out fires.	Finally! Well, after alot of research and careful consideration, We have finally rigged the 28' Intrepid Open with a set of brand new set of 250 Yamaha Four Strokes. She is better than ever and rides like a dream. She seems to like the weight in the stern and She feels like a different boat! The boat is cruising @47kts and burning only 1.8 gph. Erik will be running Her out of Boynton Beach and I am sure He will have some reports very soon. It was definately worth the wait!

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02-19-2009, 05:06 PM	#14
marlineer Crab mustard is good Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South Jersey Posts: 813 Credits: 2,699.5 Boat: Intrepid 289 Home Port: Stone Harbor, NJ Best Catch: Bonnie! Occupation: Yacht Sales Suck! So I am puttin' out fires.	Hey DD, Thanks for checkin'. Wide Open is putting down His roots in Boynton and I am working on the boat up here. I have been removing Yammie rigging and other now useless wiring. I have also been working on some other little projects on the boat while I await the call. I will then truck Her to the shop for the power in about 2 weeks. I will post some pics this weekend of what I am into. I hope WO appreciates My hard labor!

07-20-2009, 12:20 PM	#17
marlineer Crab mustard is good Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South Jersey Posts: 813 Credits: 2,699.5 Boat: Intrepid 289 Home Port: Stone Harbor, NJ Best Catch: Bonnie! Occupation: Yacht Sales Suck! So I am puttin' out fires.	It was a very hard decision. Cost and economy were the main factors in Our decision. As stated in a previous post, We were looking for a High 40kt cruise but it had to be economical as well. We talked to so many proffessionals that My head was spinnin'! The first piece of advice came from JAWS and as it turned out...He is dead on as usual! Plus....She looks better with Yammies! The final straw came in the form of a great deal from Yamaha and Lentine Marine. They did an awesome install and were very helpful.

07-20-2009, 06:51 PM	#19
marlineer Crab mustard is good Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South Jersey Posts: 813 Credits: 2,699.5 Boat: Intrepid 289 Home Port: Stone Harbor, NJ Best Catch: Bonnie! Occupation: Yacht Sales Suck! So I am puttin' out fires.	Yeah, The high octane was a small factor but overall it was the opinions of many pro's. It is nice just to be back in the game! Now I need to get down there.....