Very nice. Looks a little unstable. How about a ski tow plylon placed in the forward casting deck seat base ?

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Boat is a 2016, batteries new then. I purchased boat in May 2018. Previous owner says he had no such problems, but did state that in 2017 winter he stored the boat inside, but did not have the 3 bank charger connected to any power.

The wire plug into the power socket is spliced with 7 gw onto the main power cord coming out of the head unit. Don’t know why previous owner felt need to extend this cord.

Thanks.

nord wrote:

sm, with the seats flipped up, can you still get at the live well?

Yes, with effort. You pull the seat back to the 90 degree position and the live well opens in the opposite direction. A partner helps. You also have the fore live well, so depending upon the size, species and number of fish you will have plenty of room. All the Lund boats I sold this year have the flip seats.
I would also suggest you consider adding the optional bait station to keep your bait alive and fresh.

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Great choice. I have a 2016. Only issue is that I keep the boat on a lift in front of my lakefront home. Lund cover is a pain to install from inside the boat. Love the flip seat and plenty of room to fish both fore & aft.

Not too bad to cover. No cover, roof on lift so boat is up out of water, but exposed to the elements.

Thanks, I have seen these covers. Looks like quality, and you pay for that.

Agree and thank you for your comments. When we ran it yesterday with 440 lbs of passengers, no gear and 3/4 tank of fuel, when I trimmed it out at full throttle we achieved 26 MPH at 6200 RPM.

It would be OK, if one was just staying on one lake, but we do occasionally do Lake Michigan for salmon and Erie for Walleye. The Erie trip would be a major concerns due to rapid weather changes.

Thanks for your response.