5 minutes ago, Hi Salenity said:

That's nice, how fast is she? 

 

83 Tourney loaded-----Take everything out and remove TM--Change prop 90/91

28 minutes ago, Bulletman20XD said:

1999 Bullet 20XD--Merc ProMax rebuilt and modified by of Jay Smith Racing Engines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dang that boat looks like its doing 70MPH just sitting there!

If you went 83 with me in a tourn as nonboater you'd have some seat cleaning to do.

On 8/23/2017 at 11:39 AM, bagofdonuts said:

If you went 83 with me in a tourn as nonboater you'd have some seat cleaning to do.

LOL .. that is too funny.. 

On 8/22/2017 at 10:58 AM, Bulletman20XD said:

1999 Bullet 20XD--Merc ProMax rebuilt and modified by of Jay Smith Racing Engines

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Looks good. I really like those Ally buckets in the Bullet boats. If I would have kept my last 21 XD that is what I was going to do to it. Also nice when you hook one .. it keeps you in place .. 

 

13 minutes ago, MGEOD said:

LOL .. that is too funny.. 

Looks good. I really like those Ally buckets in the Bullet boats. If I would have kept my last 21 XD that is what I was going to do to it. Also nice when you hook one .. it keeps you in place .. 

 

 

I like the looks of them but they are far from being as comfortable as the original high-backs. No where near as much padding---You're limited as to how much you can have because of the way the cover fits the shell. As to hooking--This is my third 20 footer and this is the only one that has done it. Had my 300 pound partner literally in my lap and it did it at only 45 MPH. Can't imagine doing it at 90 plus as a friend of mine did in his Allison.

A Bigger Picture

 

38 minutes ago, Bulletman20XD said:

A Bigger Picture

 

Nice rig ~ what made you go to the 4 bladed screw ?

A-Jay

2 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

Nice rig ~ what made you go to the 4 bladed screw ?

A-Jay

 

 

Bullets are light-weight hulls that owners setup and expect to run. Setup to fish they are heavy so a high pitched 3-blade prop has a hard time getting the boat on plane. A 4-blade prop will lift the bow and stern allowing for a better hole shot and top speed. Not all 4-blade props are designed to run at high transom heights. Very few Bullet/Allison owners run a 3-blade for these reasons. Some super light Allison's and a few light-weight Bullets set up to run for top speed can and will run a 3-blade but you can bet they are surfacing/sub-surfacing 3-blades for racing applications. You can't tell from the pictures but my boat will barely get on plane without the Allison Hole-Shot Plate that is installed.

Many will say a boat that needs a planer board is not set up correctly. They have never set up a light weight boat loaded down to fish!

2 hours ago, Bulletman20XD said:

 

 

Bullets are light-weight hulls that owners setup and expect to run. Setup to fish they are heavy so a high pitched 3-blade prop has a hard time getting the boat on plane. A 4-blade prop will lift the bow and stern allowing for a better hole shot and top speed. Not all 4-blade props are designed to run at high transom heights. Very few Bullet/Allison owners run a 3-blade for these reasons. Some super light Allison's and a few light-weight Bullets set up to run for top speed can and will run a 3-blade but you can bet they are surfacing/sub-surfacing 3-blades for racing applications. You can't tell from the pictures but my boat will barely get on plane without the Allison Hole-Shot Plate that is installed.

Many will say a boat that needs a planer board is not set up correctly. They have never set up a light weight boat loaded down to fish!

 

Thank you

A-Jay

Picked this up a few weeks ago. 

2010 TR-18 Pro

- Elite 7 at bow

- Elite 5 in console

I also have a hook 7. I'll either replace the 5 or keep the 5 and add the hook 7 off to the right.

 

 

A couple more pictures of my kayak. Snapped these during my trip Saturday.

My late 60's Mirrocraft f3614 i think this is the last time she will go out like this i am planning a major overhaul this winter

My latest toy, a 96 ProCraft 185 Dual Pro. Purchased from original owner in mint condition, hardly ever used. I've already redone the decals and added a keel shield, recessed trolling tray, Lowrance hook 9, boat buckles and rod buckles. I'm also installing dual power poles as soon as we get power back here in S FL. Thanks a lot Irma!

 

 

And my first fish caught out of it. 

And the fish did trembled in fear, knowing that the small lakes and streams hidden deep in the forest were no longer safe.

Yes little fishies, be afraid, be very afraid.

 

 

Well, we finally got power back and I finished my power pole install. After trying many possibilities, I had to lose half of a dry storage box to mount the pumps. Went ahead and added a master cut off safety switch too. 

 

Are they going to fit out of the garage now?  

9 minutes ago, nosdog2 said:

Are they going to fit out of the garage now?  

Lol, not in the up position they won't. You have to lower them about half way down to get out. 

Just like this:

 

 

On 9/24/2017 at 12:56 AM, Glenn said:

Just like this:

 

Believe it or not, as obvious as this might seem now.... i didn't think of it until i watched this video way back.

14 Tracker V175.  Boat has done everything I have asked and more!

10 foot pond prowler...55 minkota on stern and a power pole in the bow...custom battery floor with storage for13 3700s .....seat is from Nucanoe 

My new Lund. Very happy with it. Mercury 115 Pro XS Fourstroke and a fortrex 80 that move it along great. A couple HDS units coming next and a shallow water anchor. I haven't decided on talon or blade yet, any suggestions? 

14 minutes ago, RenegadeBassin said:

My new Lund. Very happy with it. Mercury 115 Pro XS Fourstroke and a fortrex 80 that move it along great. A couple HDS units coming next and a shallow water anchor. I haven't decided on talon or blade yet, any suggestions? 

Nice Lund ~ Congrats.

I went with Talons and have been very pleased. 

A-Jay

 

Just now, A-Jay said:

Nice Lund ~ Congrats.

I went with Talons and have been very pleased. 

A-Jay

 

Thanks! Did you have them mounted directly to the transom?

Just now, RenegadeBassin said:

Thanks! Did you have them mounted directly to the transom?

Yes

btw - Hello and Welcome to Bass Resources.

Sending you a PM.

A-Jay