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    Upgrades since boat came home

    Some new pics after a few upgrades.*
    *Minn Kota Fortrex 24V/80lb
    *Humminbird Helix 9 Mega SI on console (I use the small indash Lowrance while running, Helix 9 SI when idling/searching area)
    *dual Humminbird Helix 7's up front (one for graph, one for GPS)*
    *Millennium palma seat up front (THE MOST COMFORTABLE SEAT I EVER HAD!!!)
    *Upgraded 14” Schmitt Torcello, steering wheel (adds a little "bling")
    *Fulton F2 2000lb winch
    *Stoltz bow roller

    2017 Polar Kraft TX195 Pro/Suzuki 140 four stroke.









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    Nice!!

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    Very nice dude...how you like that Zuki...140 should move that boat
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranger RT View Post
    Very nice dude...how you like that Zuki...140 should move that boat
    Love the Zuke!!!.......not a speed demon. Get around 54 gps alone with equipment, and 52'ish with passenger, with rpms at max (6100-6200)
    LOVE the way it handles!

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    Super nice rig!
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    I still like the storage layout and deck arrangement on that rig. I had never even heard of polarcraft until you posted your boat a while back. I know I wish I had known about them a few years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Transom View Post
    I still like the storage layout and deck arrangement on that rig. I had never even heard of polarcraft until you posted your boat a while back. I know I wish I had known about them a few years ago.
    Thanks! Storage is awesome! What I like about the layout is that it's not one of those that have a huge front deck, and no back deck. It has a plenty big enough front deck, yet has a very spacious rear deck, along with a spacious lower cockpit area. VERY well designed!
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    I really like your boat. Nice choice. I owned a Polar Kraft for a few years and it never gave me a minutes trouble as I remember. When I had big fiberglass boats, I always had a smaller aluminum to fish some specific waters and the Polar Kraft was one of the ones I owned for a while. It was such a good dependable boat that when I replaced it, I gave it to my brother. I like the upgrades you have done.

    I have had my eye on one of the Millennium seats. The one I have been looking at has a back to it. The older I get, I find that if I want to fish longer hours that I have to have something with a back to relieve lower back pain as the day wears on. I like the idea of having a seat with air circulation for hot days and I am looking for a deal on the Millennium....maybe Black Friday someone will run a good deal.

    I don't see anything that I don't like about your boat. I fish Florida a lot of the year and you mainly see two engines down there - Yamaha and Suzuki. These are what the salt guys run a lot that need good MPG and they also need something that runs all day and gets them home. That white motor looks good. I would bet good money that you never have a bad motor problem.
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    That's a nice setup
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    Love that steering wheel. What brand is it and where can you get one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ditto View Post
    Love that steering wheel. What brand is it and where can you get one?
    14” Schmitt Torcello, black/chrome trim.
    They are about $180. I got mine at Overtons, using a 30% off Overtons coupon I got via mail from them
    Very nice wheel. Lund uses this exact model on their Pro V Bass models, and a couple fiberglass bass boat makers use them also.
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    Nice boat I have thoughts of putting a 140 Zuke on my RT188, weighs the same as my Rude 115....we'll see it would probably be a year or two down the road as we are in the process of moving.
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    Very Nice. I plan on adding a couple of the millennium seats to my tin rig soon. One like yours up front and a full seat for the back.