Big Block Power wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2017 4:01 pm Yes my other buddy got some for his dog for hunting. I should try and get the vid. It was hilarious. It's like watching yt dancing around the bedroom at night in his birthday suit.lol
https://youtu.be/H0jawX_4ZRw
What a cutie! I can tell whose boss, and he’ll throw crumbs wherever the hell he wants!
That's funny. It's got to feel so odd too them.
.2018R7Surf wrote: ↑Fri Dec 15, 2017 7:56 pm This is my third cobalt and 7 boat overall. We traded in our R5 on the R7 surf. Every time I have bought a new Cobalt I am simply amazed that they continue to get better. So many new additions on the 2018. Attaching some pictures. EA0EB8C9-B6A3-45FE-B1D9-060949C0991C.jpeg[attachment=E1]E8002ECF-2E1F-4B07-9B69-C6C55487CE03.jpeg[/attachment]A20EC19D-5D82-4444-84C6-0E6617A2DAC0.jpeg
I would use a dingy. I think the water might be 3 feet deep max at the end of the trailer. Prob a 5 ft hole where my prob wash is then back to 3ft.2018R7Surf wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:51 am Thank you. I am very curious to see how the forward drive handles. Prob most concerned about getting it into the lake on a shallow launch we have st our marina. I will absolutely post some info in April. Thank you.
Tuscany, thanks for info. I had no idea everything would be backwards. I am sure they will go over all of this when I take delivery but that is going to be extremely hard to get used to. It will be like learning to throw a baseball with my left arm. I am actually very worried about this. At least it’s under the boat and can’t hurt anyone if I accidentally do something backwards.Tuscany wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 6:13 pm When spring hits and your adrenaline levels are maxing out, I would be very careful with the forward drive. Consider everything we know is backwards. If you accidentally “raise’ the outdrive as we normally would in shallow water, you are actually lowering the prop.
I don’t see a problem trailer loading. The forward prop on a decent ramp should be up and safe between the trailer rails when giving the boat that final push up the bunks.
). The good news is we have a lift - only have to do it one time a year. Thanks again. Jk. So how's your winter going. Bbbbbbbbbb2018R7Surf wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2017 12:15 pmWe have a permanent campsite at norris lake TN at shanghai marina. Boat will be on lift at Shanghai.Big Block Power wrote: ↑Fri Dec 15, 2017 9:11 pm Na you worked hard to get it. Can't wait to see pictures. Where do you boat? What is it powered with. What other options did you get?
I love BB response to launching.. I kept thinking autocorrect.. but then I pictured a crew of people on a Dinghy watching the boat slowly come down the ramp..Big Block Power wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 8:55 amI would use a dingy. I think the water might be 3 feet deep max at the end of the trailer. Prob a 5 ft hole where my prob wash is then back to 3ft.
I can see this now too. Man it was a good night last nightcmattj wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2018 9:39 amI love BB response to launching.. I kept thinking autocorrect.. but then I pictured a crew of people on a Dinghy watching the boat slowly come down the ramp..Big Block Power wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 8:55 amI would use a dingy. I think the water might be 3 feet deep max at the end of the trailer. Prob a 5 ft hole where my prob wash is then back to 3ft.
Sorry.. little hangover...
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