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23' Sceptre with - without trim tabs
Some boats ride fairly poorly without tabs to keep the bow down etc......
What's the word on the Sceptre ride performance characteristic..." with or without " tabs |
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I cannot imagine my sceptre without them. It’s a must!! It would be very difficult with a head wind to trim the boat without them.
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All small offshore boats require trim tabs.... All.
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Like having two different boats. You will wonder how you ever got along without them.
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I have trim tabs but they are broken. I think my Sceptre runs/rides great without them. They worked for years, but I haven't fixed them because I honestly don't think I need them. Now in full disclosure I have a hardtop and crows nest tower which puts 300 pounds up front. Additionally my 23' Sceptre has a light 2 stroke outboard (Yamaha Excel 225) weighing in at a mere 425 pounds. As far as side to side, I move a cooler or passengers around accordingly. No tabs, no problems.
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Thanks all - I have the Bennett tabs on my current boat- greatly useful and wondered same about Sceptre
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what is the fuel consumption on your boat?I have a Excel 225 also and she Loves the fuel.Thanks Thirsty Sceptre.
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At 5800 rpm WOT I burn 21 gph at 43 mph, so a little over 2 mpg Real light with a tail wind, maybe 2.8 mpg
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Dang Jim, I didn't know those 1949 Yamaha Excel motors had NMEA 2000 to interface your GPS?? Sweet!!
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43 mph with an older 225 on a Sceptre seems very fast - yours must be set up just right.
That's great, congratulations. |
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