Tuff Boat on Long Island

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Originally Posted by Dirk Pitt

how much set back?

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10 inch setback plus 2.5 inch bc of my 15 inch swivel bracket

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Originally Posted by vnemous

Keith Im also on a hydraulic jack plate but your boat isnt notched is it?

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No notch on mine, straight transom with a top secret pad

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Originally Posted by Greg G

Here is a SHO .....

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Originally Posted by Dirk Pitt

set back????

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It's somewhere but I can't remember where now. That was six years ago.

Have you tried any wheels that are 15" or more in diameter?

Greg thanks the set back for our operation is key, this week after the next round of testing Im going to take the slide plate off, It should be close to where I am now, if not I can fab plates to bring the motor up as much as needed, honestly I cant imagine Mchight driving the boat the way it was, inot to say he dosent, but it would take someone with alot of seat time to manage the boat, in the ruff forget it, even Raugo couldnt drive it:p:eek::thumbsup::D

John McKnight is a better helmsman than any driver on Long Island. :eek:

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Originally Posted by Greg G

John McKnight is a better helmsman than any driver on Long Island. :eek:

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im sure he is, because the first time I drove it I put it right back on the trailer, maybe on lake Bathtub it would work but not here

Here is a Tuff 21 with a Johnrude on the back. Hard to tell the setback but looks to be less than 12".

yes it looks like 6 or 8" but thanks for that notice how high its jacked up,

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Originally Posted by Greg G

Here is a Tuff 21 with a Johnrude on the back. Hard to tell the setback but looks to be less than 12".

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the cowling clips are upside down:eek:

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Originally Posted by Greg G

Here is a Tuff 21 with a Johnrude on the back. Hard to tell the setback but looks to be less than 12".

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The looks of the transom that thing is a diesel!!!!

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Originally Posted by Greg G

Here is a Tuff 21 with a Johnrude on the back. Hard to tell the setback but looks to be less than 12".

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I recall reading about this boat. The owner lovers the boat but runs in rougher area waters so opted for less setback. No surprise....nice boat

http://www.screamandfly.com/attachme...1&d=1443963998

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Originally Posted by Greg G

John McKnight is a better helmsman than any driver on Long Island. :eek:

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Don't know about that!

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Originally Posted by progression22

Don't know about that!

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joseph he is being facetious, but I know Mcknight can hang with the best, but Im confident youll be getting the 10 bucks and the Big Mac:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Dirk Pitt

joseph he is being facetious, but I know Mcknight can hang with the best, but Im confident youll be getting the 10 bucks and the Big Mac:thumbsup:

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I don't know.....I got the Southco latches in and with Bezerko out of the boat I'll have no distractions .....humm...;)

Though I'ld rather wait for bigger prizes like 'lifetime' Morland hose ?