By memory they all had auto plus a manual bilge. Typically, an inch or so of water trip the float switch. Pretty common for trash to float the switch up running continuous causing it to burn out… They were normally wired direct to the battery.
In general length wins ! If you are a active front bow fisherman the 620 has far more elbow room. The gap on rough water ride is far more narrow than some folks realize due to the trim tabs on the 1910. If you are 3 people or more quite often, the 1910 can start to get small. The 1910 will also be a bit more bow friendly on not getting wet fishing into the wind.
Typically the deciding factor for a lot of folks is the floor plan of rear side boxes vs wide open with jump seats.
Ive been using the furys for 2 years in a 50 cal and 40 cal. Bang flop on a deer with either cal.
All 3 have good points and viable boats. The main difference in floor plan are the side boxes that both the Skeeter and Ranger have vs Warrior side compartments. The muskie folks generally prefered the option to walk the side of the boat. Warrior will have a cleaner floor plan in my opinion and many state it tracks slightly better and fishes backwards better. The skeeter with 115 is still readily available from time to time and idles down nice and does a good overall job.
Fifes offer to discuss each is very valuable.
Im going on yr 4 I think…not heavy use , but so far been solid performer. Not quite the turning radius of a zero turn but close and in a tractor chassis.
The new models are just being released with interior cockpit changes and the hull remained the same. Mathew is correct in saying carry overs will be significantly less. Everyone looks at this differently in regards to dollars vs new model. Choice is good though !
Current 2060F models in stock at our store.
Your goal should be 58 to 6000 rpms. Guessing a 18 salt will get you very close to that.
Yes, we have done several 12s on that boat no issue
Good memories Tuck
In seeing multiple 2 to 10 year old trades from multiple brands, there really doesnt seem to be a huge seperation of percieved quality of build. What is very apparant though, is the qualty of maintence and pride of ownership.
Thought all 2060’s came with a kicker? Yours must be older. Also for years, all kickers have been mounted on a 6″ setback. I think the setback was needed to get the prop in cleaner water, and possibly triming up.
Kickers were standard then but a customer could opt for a factory credit. The setback is required as the transom doesnt have a splash well or lip edge to hang directly any more as in the past.
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I think the timing of a big rainstorm will be the deciding factor….
Some years I fish open water even thru part of the winter. I do the layers under my gore-Tex but wondering about insulated a little more cause getting older and get cold easier
I know that feeling all to well ! I find that I am wearing my insulated Simms gear more than ever and virtually every trip to LOW I’m sure there are several good options available, but my Simms gear has been the best I have had so far.
Atta girl !
Does time fly or what ? Its been quite a journey to watch and this book is far from over, just the next chapter. Looking forward to the next page my friend.
Damn cookies, they’ll getcha. I’m eating celery and hummus right now. I am not a celery and hummus guy.
Far from it Steve ! :}
Size?
Both are Large Tall
If only those bibs and jacket could talk and tell me all of your hotspots on the river Dean! I’d be all over them
LOL ! Too many cookies and geting fat !
Keep on keeping on !
I had & used the therma cells for several years. Good in the boat but miserable to hunt/ walk in. Im back to the charcoal toe heaters or charcoal inserts.
My experience with pre made tops or enclosures has been less than stellar… While Im not saying there might be something out there that would work well for you,I’m not aware of it. I believe your best option is to have something made specific to what & how you want to use it. I recently just did a few days fishing out of a SX and they are very functional multi specie floorplan.
We had metal transom brackets made for kicker applications. Give either store parts dept a call for more intel. Dan at Ramsey or Colin at Chippewa.
Couple of quick thoughts, make sure the throttle is opening all of the way, cables can stretch a tiny bit over time.
We are seeing some of the same complaints here and believe it or not even a slightly dirty hull can cause enough parasitic drag to slow the vessel down and you will lose some revs also as the motor is struggling to push a dirty hull through the water.
Hot weather and old or bad fuel can impact as well.
Wow, I have gotten caught in the great backorder quagmire. I am still waiting for MK Ulterra, HBM360, and Helix 10. I have been told Ulterra to be in next week, but I have heard that several times on this rig. Anyone else experiencing same thing?
yes & not exclusive to any single boat brand
I am sure this is true, but keep in mind that Warrior does not build that many boats in a year compared to someone like Ranger or Lund. I thought I read it was around 200 boats a year for all models. I am sure someone here knows what that number is now.
Actually the number is a bit lower than 200. It is far from a mass production company. With out debate, it’s owner loyaty and support is second to none.
Amatuers…
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here are 2 recent listings
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SOLD — Skeeter MX1825 **Reduced Price**
2012 Skeeter MX1825. Always stored inside. $31,500 Electronics: Humminbird Helix 9 G3N MEGA+ SI (2020) – dash, Humminbird 1199 – dash, Humminbird 999 – bow, Motors: 200 Yamaha HPDI, hours unknown – 53mph (extra SS prop), 60″ 80lb minkota terrova (2018), Batteries: Group 27 trolling batteries (2020), Group 27 starting battery (2020), Minkota 3 bank onboard charger (2020), Standard Features: Snap out carpet in cockpit, Hambys keel guard, 50″ livewell, Bow baitwell, Interior deck lighting, 8′ center rod locker, Portside rod locker for trolling or musky rods, 4 seats, 2 casting seats, Travel cover, Swing away trailer tounge, New trailer tires 2020, Down east rod holders not included in sale, Contact Dustin @ 21828O8934 for additional pictures or questions
Price: 31,500
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SOLD — Sold – Skeeter MX 1825
I am selling my 2013 Skeeter MX 1825 Powered by a Yamaha 150 four stroke outboard (2) Minn Kota 12’ Talons, 80# Minn Kota Ulterra self Deploy bow mount trolling motor, Lowrance HDS9 GEN3 / side & Down Imaging, stereo system, 3 bank charging system, lots of storage, 4 seats, snap out carpet in cockpit, swing tongue trailer, custom snap on cover by Canvas Craft, spare tire, boat always stored indoors and in heated garage in winter, Boat in Excellent Condition
Price: 38,000
results
Big Stone Open 5-7-22
Team Fish Lunker Weight
1. Franken/Frost 5/5 6.55 31.75lb
2. Schnieder/Drexler 5/5 5.70 23.10lb
3. Klemm/Mcdowell 5/5 5.40 22.95lb
4. Heidinger/Diede 5/5 6.25 21.40lb
5. D.Schirmer/Morgenson 5/5 5.20 21.10lb
6. Olson/Ramerth 5/5 6.50 21.00lb
7. Neal/Mehr 5/5 5.10 21.00lb
8. Kirkeby/Erdman 5/5 5.00 19.90lb
9. Rasmussen/Trousil 5/5 5.65 19.30lb
10. R.Arndt/Kashmark 5/5 4.95 18.60lb
11. Schwan/Young 5/5 4.45 18.55lb
12. Scofield/Hanson 4/4 6.90 18.35lb
13. Schultz/Wener 4/4 7.00 18.20lb
14. Morrell/Patock 5/5 5.30 17.70lb
15. Haag/Haabala 5/5 15.00lb
16. P.Rienbold/T.Rienbold 5/5 4.80 14.60lb
17. Kjer/Broderson 4/4 4.55 13.45lb
18. Westphal/Kramer 4/4 12.15lb
19. J May/B.May 4/4 4.20 11.95lb
20. Belik/Darling 4/4 11.95lb
21. J.Holweger/P.Holweger 2/2 5.80 10.30lb
22. Zvorak/Larson 2/2 6.25 9.20lb
23. B.Richards/J.Richards 4/4 9.15lb
24. Kieke/Ginter 3/3 4.70 8.80lb
25. C.Welch/L.Davidson 5/5 8.15lb
26. Rogers/Wegner 2/2 4.90 7.80lb
27. D.Schirmer/A.Schirmer 3/3 7.60lb
28. H.Ladner/I.Ladner 1/1 4.65lb
29. Dore/Conraads 1/1 3.50lb
30. Quien/Keufler 1/1 2.80lb
31. C.Brakke/K.Brakke 0 0.00lb
31. R.Mullerliele/L Mullerliele 0 0.00lb
31. J.Welch/S.Davidson 0 0.00lb
31. B.Rienbold/J.Rienbold 0 0.00lb
31. M.Hofman/D.Hofman 0 0.00lb
31. Bowden/Bonnema 0 0.00lb
DNF. Flatten/Roerich
