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[kingblazer84]

19' Arima Sea Ranger 115 Suzuki 4 Stroke King Trailer - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist

2011 Suzuki electronic fuel injected 115 hp 4 stroke with only 676 hours, most of which are slow trolling idling hours. Engine runs great! 2002 King galvanized 'Saltwater' bunk trailer with brake...

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[Alex_c]

19' Arima Sea Ranger 115 Suzuki 4 Stroke King Trailer - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist

2011 Suzuki electronic fuel injected 115 hp 4 stroke with only 676 hours, most of which are slow trolling idling hours. Engine runs great! 2002 King galvanized 'Saltwater' bunk trailer with brake...

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Wow, hell of a deal.

 

[kaelc]

Just love how dialed in for fishing this old bayliner is https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/d/edmonds-1992-bayliner-2452-classic/7848416423.html

 

[Tomfoolery]

Nice! You have your boat set up well for your use. For a lot of people, myself included, a cruise speed of 20 knots is pretty slow, but obviously there are economical benefits to going slow.

Yeah, I can't stomach looking at the fuel being gobbled up when I open it up. Those slower turning SeaPros like about 3300 rpm cruise and I don't mind if it takes a little longer to get there. That being said, I still need to do a new speed graph workup to see where my best gallons per mile is but I suspect it is in the ballpark of where I am at now.

 

[trophywife]

This Proline should sell pretty quick

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such cool boats, fishes only 2.

 

[kaelc]

Yeah, I can't stomach looking at the fuel being gobbled up when I open it up. Those slower turning SeaPros like about 3300 rpm cruise and I don't mind if it takes a little longer to get there. That being said, I still need to do a new speed graph workup to see where my best gallons per mile is but I suspect it is in the ballpark of where I am at now.

I love it the rare times when I'm not in a hurry, kids are sleeping, and I can go hull speed at 6mpg. That being said, I'm pretty happy that my new cruise is 22-23kn at over 3mpg and really happy when the conditions are perfect and I can get to the high 20's.

When spending 150k on a boat, like that Lifetimer that needs work, it would sure be nice to have the range and speed to do everything.