In this video, we further discuss which hull sizes pair well with our GatorTail 25 Horse powered by HONDA. It's smooth, quiet, low maintenance and reliable! 2XQVORIHBWYKCZ2Y
Went to the dealer they want 8,982$ seems pretty high when the 40 efis are 1,500$ more. Was rly hoping they would be in the 7,500-8k price range instead of 9k. Just seems steep for what it is.
Finally been waiting for a video to come out been wanting to get one but haven’t heard much information about it. Have a 14-48 I imagine to would work really good on there. I have a 35 go-devil on it now.
I'm very happy with mine I will say a 1448 weldbilt you don't get quite the performance. I'd say this will be great with a 15 or 16 footer. Fastest I've been able to get with one other guy and fishing gear is 18-20mph and that was with playing with where he sat how I sat gear location and trim angle. I plan on buying a gator tail 1648 or 1650 later on. I love how quiet it is compared to other stock motors, handles great in open rough water on, on rivers and shallow deltas for sure
Went to the dealer they want 8,982$ seems pretty high when the 40 efis are 1,500$ more. Was rly hoping they would be in the 7,500-8k price range instead of 9k. Just seems steep for what it is.
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Finally been waiting for a video to come out been wanting to get one but haven’t heard much information about it. Have a 14-48 I imagine to would work really good on there. I have a 35 go-devil on it now.
You'll be pleased with the performance! Any further questions, please send an email to Bubba@gator-tail.com
I'm very happy with mine I will say a 1448 weldbilt you don't get quite the performance. I'd say this will be great with a 15 or 16 footer. Fastest I've been able to get with one other guy and fishing gear is 18-20mph and that was with playing with where he sat how I sat gear location and trim angle. I plan on buying a gator tail 1648 or 1650 later on. I love how quiet it is compared to other stock motors, handles great in open rough water on, on rivers and shallow deltas for sure