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 Anyone running a Lund Pro-V Bass?
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02/03/18 06:42 PM
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bigdiastema
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Been looking at the Lund Pro-V Bass 2075 and 1875. Looks like a great boat. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with one.
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Re: Anyone running a Lund Pro-V Bass?
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03/10/18 11:53 PM
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tomsmith
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I have a Lund Impact 1875 would not trade for anything. Solid and stable all the way.
Max out on motor is what I would recommend. I friend of mine has the same boat but his has a 90 Mercury. Mine has a 150 and there is quite a bit in out of the hole and naturally speed.
Last edited by tomsmith; 03/11/18 12:25 AM.
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Re: Anyone running a Lund Pro-V Bass?
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03/11/18 02:16 PM
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bigdiastema
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Its a little out of my price range for now. I'm getting a 1996 Nitro 180 FS and I'll continue saving. Need a boat to get on the water for now, but I have been more impressed with the Lund Pro-V Bass than just about any other boat. Storage for days. Stable. Wide. Not as light as most aluminum boats.
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