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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Lowe 1448 did i pay too much?
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<blockquote data-quote="flatheadsteve" data-source="post: 507836" data-attributes="member: 33666"><p>A lot of side console mod vee boats are setup like that from the factory. The helms are aluminum sheet they aren't heavy. Weight distribution is always a factor on small tins we have all dealt with it at some point or another. The 2 easiest things to move are the fuel tanks and batteries. In the ops setup I would probably move both of those all the way up front if possible. I had to move both batteries to the front of my alumacraft for times when I was by myself or I would porpoise terribly. That was on a 1648 but 5 gallons of fuel, 2 battery's, 20hp outboard and 260lb me at the time was too much weight in the stern to plane off properly. Throwing 150lbs of battery upfront turned it into a different boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flatheadsteve, post: 507836, member: 33666"] A lot of side console mod vee boats are setup like that from the factory. The helms are aluminum sheet they aren't heavy. Weight distribution is always a factor on small tins we have all dealt with it at some point or another. The 2 easiest things to move are the fuel tanks and batteries. In the ops setup I would probably move both of those all the way up front if possible. I had to move both batteries to the front of my alumacraft for times when I was by myself or I would porpoise terribly. That was on a 1648 but 5 gallons of fuel, 2 battery's, 20hp outboard and 260lb me at the time was too much weight in the stern to plane off properly. Throwing 150lbs of battery upfront turned it into a different boat. [/QUOTE]
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