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Old 06-06-2012, 05:24 AM
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Default Good Chase Boat On the small side

Hi what would make a good chase boat i have a 13 lb 46 inch Live steamboat called a`Krick victoria and want to avoid taking the plunge any small tugs or can anyone recommend something just in case thanks.
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Default RE: Good Chase Boat On the small side

A normal size springer (18" long, 540 motor) would do the job.
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Default RE: Good Chase Boat On the small side


I have seen excellent chase boats made from pointed 2 x 12 boards. Use a geared motor to swing a the largest Octura plastic props. Put a fixed rudder in the bow & a LARGE movable one in the stern.

More stabile in wind & currents.

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