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Post by neflaseepro on Feb 20, 2021 14:39:12 GMT -6
Picked up a new 21 219 on December 30. Just hit the 20 hour mark and performed all the maintenance and just threw on my numbers and a fresh coat of collinite. Can’t say enough about this boat (except bildge access sucks and still trying to figure out the pressurized livewell but whatever).. I get so many compliments when filling it up or at the dock. I know the build might not be a gw or bw, but I didn’t pay anything near what they command and I think this sp looks better and will last just as long with some tlc. The flare is so pronounced that I had a hard time figuring out where the put the numbers to not have them downward but it makes for an incredibly dry ride. The 200 zuke is bulletproof. My previous boat had a 115 zuke and I couldn’t break it. When I traded it in, dealer said it was like a new motor with tons of life left.
Went to the Daytona boat show last month (after I bought the boat) and honestly nothing in the sp‘s price range was even comparable. Robalo is nice but that steering wheel in the middle is weird. Kw is ok, as are sportsman but the sp just has the best deck layout, imo.
Just super happy with the purchase after a long search.
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Post by gnrphil on Feb 20, 2021 14:57:49 GMT -6
I really like the layout on the new boats and I like that the lines are very similar to the legacy boats, compare yours to mine. I put my numbers right up under the bow flare.
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catchersrock
Ensign
Posts: 549
Location: Maiden NC
Sea Pro model and year: 2020 Sea Pro 228
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Post by catchersrock on Mar 3, 2021 11:37:01 GMT -6
I have the 228, but, I put my numbers down by the first edge
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Post by freezerfiller on Mar 3, 2021 17:03:29 GMT -6
If you wanted to put them up on that flare, you might consider ordering them extra tall so they can be seen as normal when viewed from horizontal.
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