This is just beyond nuts. The snarl of the engines alone is enough scares me. I’m not entirely sure I’d actually get into this boat… well OK yes I would.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLRwkrBZzsA
Moral judgment under girds the entire structure of laws and is necessary for the rational structure of any significant statute. The idea that our laws can stand independent of moral foundation is senseless.----- Albert Mohler.
I would say a little back heavy.
2006 pioneer 197 SF 150 4s
Ha, that is ridiculous.
I’ve been on one that did 55mph with a 5.7 mercruiser in it and that was scary enough. They lean out when you turn. I’d hate to hit another boat’s wake at that speed!
'06 Mckee Craft
184 Marathon
DF140 Suzuki
You’d really hate to hit the wake of this thing, 140’ long doing 74mph.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAVfM3j8ZNg
Moral judgment under girds the entire structure of laws and is necessary for the rational structure of any significant statute. The idea that our laws can stand independent of moral foundation is senseless.----- Albert Mohler.
You just have to ask…WHY?
I really don’t think those pontoons were designed to be beat like that.
Pretty dangerous if you ask me.
Skint back!!!
Key West 19’6" CC 115hp Merc
14’ Fast Craft w/ 60hp Merc
If I lived on a lake, this is the boat I would want.
00’ Seapro 17’CC w/ 90 yamaha 2stroke
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Originally posted by RDWYou just have to ask…WHY?
I really don’t think those pontoons were designed to be beat like that.
Pretty dangerous if you ask me.
My guess is the guy is dumber than a bag of hammers. He doesn’t know any better.
Just a matter of time before he becomes a statistic
(**() those motors sound freaking awesome. Turns out people who put 900 horses on a pontoon boat aren’t smart enough to wear life jackets at 106 mph, that surprises me. I love the second comment down that says it would be funnier if someone was grilling up front while they were doing this video. Haha
198 Carolina Skiff
90 Honda
At 106mph, a life jacket would basically ensure that your torso would float after your limbs were yanked off by the impact on the water.
Moral judgment under girds the entire structure of laws and is necessary for the rational structure of any significant statute. The idea that our laws can stand independent of moral foundation is senseless.----- Albert Mohler.
Hahaha.
198 Carolina Skiff
90 Honda
quote::smiley::smiley: Havent heard that in awhile.
Originally posted by pitviper0404Skint back!!!
Key West 19’6" CC 115hp Merc
14’ Fast Craft w/ 60hp Merc
Double D.
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Originally posted by jus_add_h20Just a matter of time before he becomes a statistic
I’ll agree with that! I can only imagine the stress on those toons in a straight line, lord know what it would be in a turn. I would like to see it in person though, pontoon boat kicking a rooster tail like that!
Was fixing to walk outside and rain just started back up, Thanks Redfish now I have some more youtube to watch and not feel guilty about it.
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Originally posted by Redfish_mattAt 106mph, a life jacket would basically ensure that your torso would float after your limbs were yanked off by the impact on the water.
Moral judgment under girds the entire structure of laws and is necessary for the rational structure of any significant statute. The idea that our laws can stand independent of moral foundation is senseless.----- Albert Mohler.
And only if the life jacket didnt come off the torso at 107 mph when said torso was skimming accross the water… Any hiccup during one of these runs would result in a closed casket funeral, if not an empty casket…
Key West 19’6" CC 115hp Merc
14’ Fast Craft w/ 60hp Merc
I’m calling BS on that video. That thing isn’t going as much as a hair over 103. Sooner or later the Captain will win his coveted Darwin Award.
I have a really close friend who just bought a 29’ tritoon with 3 (that is correct) three 300’s mercurys on the back. i guess he did it because he could. this is right here on lake murray. i could buy me a new 21’ tidewater for what he probably paid for one of the engines.
Pretty stupid.More money then brains.
Stonoman