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  • bigshellcracker
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    #1764943

    Congratulations on the new boat! You are right the boat is a big giant battleship! What type/size/pitch prop do you have? Mine pulled right when trimming it up, but at the top end of the range. Still…maxed out at 51 mph and it was only for a moment. Realistically 49 mph felt comfortable. I am definitely suspending judgement until I have several more hours at the helm.

    My Lake Erie trip is scheduled to start on April 12. I hope we get some better conditions than we have been seeing in Wisconsin for the last few weeks. We are about to get dumped on by 4-6 inches of snow today and tomorrow. Yuck.

    bigshellcracker
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    #1764367

    It’s a 2017 I bought it used. Maybe the 2017 is bigger or heavier than a 2013 I do not know. Prop is obviously another variable. That was my first experience with it. After I bought it I had my 2006 ZX2050 parked next to it in the garage for a couple weeks. The size difference between the two boats was astonishing I am not surprised at all that even though the 2190 has 50 more horsepower it is slower than the 2050.

    bigshellcracker
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    #1764130

    You probably can’t go wrong either way. Warrior makes a nice boat. The 2190 is a big boat. Tons of room it’s like a dance floor in there. I stuck with Skeeter because for 10 years mine was good to me…Yamaha was awesome for 10 years too not one problem.

    bigshellcracker
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    #1764089

    Oh and she only did about 51 mph. My 2050 with the 250 did max about 54. They ain’t built for speed that’s for sure but that’s ok with me. If I am in 3 foot waves no need to push it. I don’t tournament fish anyway. The boat can take more abuse than my 43 year old body.

    bigshellcracker
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    #1764073

    how fast and your thoughts on the boat

    I’ve only had her out for a couple hours by so far I like it. Ran a 2006 2050 for 10 years an it was great boat!

    bigshellcracker
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    #1763971

    Yeah I was told that by a friend. He said a small adjustment goes a long way. I will give it a shot thanks!

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