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 Re: Opinions on the SeaArk Procat 240
[Re: heycods]
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03/15/11 01:26 PM
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BigDave1
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I priced a seaark Big Easy a couple of years ago and it was about 35K plus t t & L. All I did was price.
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 Re: Opinions on the SeaArk Procat 240
[Re: BigDave1]
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03/15/11 04:13 PM
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Brad Stout
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I run a 2072 V-Pro SeaArk on the Mississippi River. They are great boats and built like a tank. SeaArk uses .125 gauge aluminum. I can fish 4 guys real comfortable out of mine and it is 4ft shorter than the one you are asking about. Also the 15 degree hull offers a great ride in rough water.
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Re: Opinions on the SeaArk Procat 240
[Re: Brad Stout]
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03/15/11 09:08 PM
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lancer821
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Love it, wouldn't change a thing. Give me a call or send me a message if you have questions. The 200 Suzuki is the motor for this boat.
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Re: Opinions on the SeaArk Procat 240
[Re: lancer821]
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03/15/11 09:24 PM
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xgenex
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Pro Angler
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I've had a sea ark for a few years. I love it. One strong boat
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Re: Opinions on the SeaArk Procat 240
[Re: xgenex]
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03/15/11 11:47 PM
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Billy B.
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My dad has one but it's a center console, it a rough ride but you can pull the plug and let some water in and it help alot. It also like a sail boat when u drift, so get some extra dift socks.
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