New Bass Cat owner in the house!

We are sure you will have many questions. Lower the trailer into the water to where you can back it off easily. The best loading is usually with the outside bunks just in the water about 6″ to 8″. Watch your speed and take your time working your way up on speed. It will take time to achieve top end performance and you will need to be patient. Since we dont know what dash units you have, we will let you take some time to figure that out and ask those questions you have. Another good safe measure is to make sure you have your batteries well charged. Keep an eye on your oil reservoir and fuel levels. Always run with a life vest and safety switch attached and take time to familiarize yourself with your rig. Be sure to register your Lifetime Warranty and Quest membership, and hope you Enjoy it! BCB

Congrats on joining the family!!!!God Bless, Stephen

Rudy You just picked up an AWESOME boat. I purchased the same boat 1 Sept 07 (Mine has a XR6) and have had a great time learning to drive and fish this machine. The driving part was the most challeging because I came out of a 17 foot with a 115hp on it. Just like BCB said, seat time is the best thing for you right now. I am getting 65 GPS and it may have a little more, we will see soon. I will have it out a lake that is wide open in a couple of weeks. These darn holidays are getting in the way of my fishing.Also loading is tricky at first, remember that your keel is not in the center of the nose of the top cap. I line up the front light recepticle with the rollor and it loads straight on just take it easy when loading. I also suggest getting the modified keel rollors from BCB so that you do not scrap the keel while loading, if they are not already installed. I learn new stuff about mine each time I take it out. Good luck and tightlines. ElwoodElwood…..Bass Cat Proud