Because the ad says it is .
https://www.purewatercraft.com/produ...txw-bass-boat/
Because the ad says it is .
https://www.purewatercraft.com/produ...txw-bass-boat/
A coworker I go fishing with could still hit that cowling with a lure.
The second battery pack to get range at full throttle is almost ten thousand extra.
I bet all the Hammers will be catching Slaunch largies out of that ride!
I wonder if someone placed a small solar panel on the back deck if it would cut charging times much? Neat concept, but give me gasoline.
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Mounting a generator next to the yeti cooler on the back deck would probably help.Originally Posted by wildturkey
Faster than most Rangers (and made by same company)
Man that’s a low blow...lolFaster than most Rangers (and made by same company)
5 hours to charge on typical home 120V. The only place I see any use for this would be something like the Northern Minnesota boundary waters area. And even then access to a place to charge is limited.
Yep, that set up would Change My Game.
Will work very well on lakes that don’t allow combustion engines.
Faster than most Rangers (and made by same company)(And I own a Ranger and a little Tracker)
Orders probably flooding in from California.
Wow. That would be great for private lakes and lakes that are electric only. Otherwise, no. Thats a pretty niche market there.
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