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Aluminum Bay Boat - Suggestions #12508606 11/19/17 01:01 AM
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I'm looking for an aluminum bay boat. I'm thinking something similar to the Xpress H22. Any suggestions would be welcome. I'm just starting my search.

Re: Aluminum Bay Boat - Suggestions [Re: YetiDallas] #12508668 11/19/17 01:42 AM
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those are good boats as well as the x series boats they build they are much wider.

Re: Aluminum Bay Boat - Suggestions [Re: YetiDallas] #12508669 11/19/17 01:42 AM
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If youre gonna run the bays you want tougher the better, none of the bass hulls last like a saltwater builder.
Boatright.
Scanty-White
Empire
Fifth Lake
All are much tougher than the thin hulls.


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Re: Aluminum Bay Boat - Suggestions [Re: YetiDallas] #12508858 11/19/17 04:10 AM
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check out Hanko Boats in Morgan City.


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Re: Aluminum Bay Boat - Suggestions [Re: YetiDallas] #12509431 11/19/17 09:45 PM
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Compare the Excel bay pro to the Xpress. I think you'll like it.

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One of the biggest rags I had at the saltwater boats built by freshwater centered companies like express and alumicraft, etc. was they use the same junk electrical components they use on their freshwater hulls.

Unsealed connectors and switches, plain stranded copper wire will all rot out pretty quick in salt air and no amount of washing will save it. Theres a big difference you just cant see that will mean long term happy or not.


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