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  • #446714

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    Send me an e-mail at fishfafun@aol.com….will give you info there to get this deal done!Tom

    #300617

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    thanks for the quick response….just looking at it while cleaning up the boat and theres even some looseness/play/sliding between plastic cover and console fiberglass….wish it was time for the 100 hr. service (2 birds ya know)…oh well, Mossdale here I come….Tom

    #405682

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    Good looking boat, Im not partial to a lot of flashy colors but that is a nice combo, good choice…..but wait a minute….is that a RED BassCat decal on the glovebox door?????? I know a while back someone posted about getting something other than blue (all theyve had in the past) so I guess BassCat responded…BCB: Is it possible to put a red one on a 2006 PIV? (without a lot of hassle?)ThanksTom(fishfafun)

    #294352

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    bigbassjc, picture of my old 2001 sabre with high windsheilds, hope this helps. Tom

    #277970

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    Owned a 2001 rigged that way, when new with a 23 Trophy it was a little slow to get on plane and hit the rev limiter at times. Re-propped with a 25 Tempest and RPM went down to 5500 but gained a couple MPH and it literally jumped up on plane (1-2 seconds). Even up quickly (maybe 2-3 sec.) with two people and full live wells. Top end would be right at 60 (gps) alone and 58.5 with partner. Great boat and it was my understanding that the 135/150s had the same block, just wound a little tighter for the extra 15 horses. And during the late 90s/early 2000s they were having some mechanical issues with the 150s but the 135s were bullet proof. I know mine was! If the price is right, the 135 on the Sabre will not make you sorry. Tom

    #428462

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    Rick, Not sure about percentages but you wont bend a shaft on a Minnkota. Unbreakable (according to them) shaft with a lifetime warranty. But, believe me, they will break. I did it on a brand new Minnkota 101US. Was replaced at no cost by local shop. Ive run both and the Minnkota is WAY better in my HO. Quieter, easier on batteries and much better in the weeds. If you have a 24 volt system, the 82 lb. would be the way to go. 101 with 36 volts. I wouldnt recomend the Universal Sonar unless you just cant stand the wires strapped to you TM. They look neater but dont come with temp. sensor so you miss one important function when you look down at the fishfinder. Also, Im not sure about bolt patterns on the change over, I think the newer units have the same bolt pattern for both companies but I sure someone else will know that for sure. Otherwise you should be able to change over without much problem. BTW, not sponsored by Minnkota, just have had 5 yrs. of experience with each and Motorguide still has a long way to go to get me to go back……. Tom

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