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  1. Bob G's pool boy
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    #41
    Quote Originally Posted by haus9393 View Post
    99% of gel coat cracks are caused by the owner. Go 30mph and fish only on days when the wind is less than 5mph and you will have no issues. Make 40 mile runs every week in 4ft waves and it will be a different story.
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    The other 1% are caused by...


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    #42
    Quote Originally Posted by jarhead175 View Post
    Yes all boats flex and all gelcoat will crack over time. The point is this boat is fairly new and should not be cracking in those locations this early in it's service. Something is not 100% on the back of that allowing it to move a excessive amount. It happens and if their is a issue Phoenix will take care of it.
    THIS is the point here that everyone is missing. I was in the walleye tournament world for over 20 years on the roughest lakes in the country and can tell you whats happening with MULTIPLE manufactures should not be happening at all in regards to stress cracks. I've seen multiple brands of boats that were run so hard they had the motors completely ripped off, kicker motors and bow mounts and windshields blown to pieces, and still never had a stress crack.

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    #43
    Quote Originally Posted by slipknobber bot View Post
    THIS is the point here that everyone is missing. I was in the walleye tournament world for over 20 years on the roughest lakes in the country and can tell you whats happening with MULTIPLE manufactures should not be happening at all in regards to stress cracks. I've seen multiple brands of boats that were run so hard they had the motors completely ripped off, kicker motors and bow mounts and windshields blown to pieces, and still never had a stress crack.
    Come on now.

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    #44
    Quote Originally Posted by Sam378 View Post
    Pheonix is becoming Walmart boats
    u spelled it wrong..its Phoenix …..u work at Walmart?
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    #45
    Quote Originally Posted by billspence View Post


    The other 1% are caused by...
    im at 100%

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    #46
    If you run in rough water enough ALL boat brands will have those. I would not let that bother me any.

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    #47
    people really run into buoy markers?

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    #48
    Quote Originally Posted by duncankopprichardson View Post
    people really run into buoy markers?
    Yes they do

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    #49
    The fiberglass company got back with me, just stress cracks and no structural damage. Phoenix is going to cover them under warranty. Great boats and a great company! I probably should be more careful with running big water, but I do agree they're unavoidable in most cases. Just scared me a little having them at the transom.
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    #51
    Quote Originally Posted by DEFMP View Post
    The fiberglass company got back with me, just stress cracks and no structural damage. Phoenix is going to cover them under warranty. Great boats and a great company! I probably should be more careful with running big water, but I do agree they're unavoidable in most cases. Just scared me a little having them at the transom.
    Dang, I was hoping you would freak out from all the comments, and fire sell it to me. I knew is was only cosmetic.

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    #52
    Quote Originally Posted by DEFMP View Post
    The fiberglass company got back with me, just stress cracks and no structural damage. Phoenix is going to cover them under warranty. Great boats and a great company! I probably should be more careful with running big water, but I do agree they're unavoidable in most cases. Just scared me a little having them at the transom.
    Phoenix service in all departments...

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    #53
    Quote Originally Posted by Tom Edwards View Post
    A motor mate WON'T take the strain off the transom, only a motortoter type down to the trailer frame will. And there has been plenty of discussion about what will and what won't happon with motortoters, and motor mates.

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