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Watering Hole
Alumacraft 1860 or roughneck 1860
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<blockquote data-quote="cyclops2" data-source="post: 492752" data-attributes="member: 32141"><p>1 reason for low riding is a boat that is made for a SHORT SHAFT motor. </p><p></p><p> I would never take a short shaft to salt water. Big wakes are sneaky from a cruiser passing a mile away. Got very lucky with my Chaparral 186 glass bow rider & a passing fast freighter 5' white capped waves. Water rolled within 3" of windshield top. I had the bow cover in place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cyclops2, post: 492752, member: 32141"] 1 reason for low riding is a boat that is made for a SHORT SHAFT motor. I would never take a short shaft to salt water. Big wakes are sneaky from a cruiser passing a mile away. Got very lucky with my Chaparral 186 glass bow rider & a passing fast freighter 5' white capped waves. Water rolled within 3" of windshield top. I had the bow cover in place. [/QUOTE]
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