Rigging 2060 tuffy dw
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Posted 12/28/2007 4:42 PM (#64272)
Subject: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw


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We are rigging a 2008 2060 tuffy dw with a 250 suzuki with a powered 6" jackplate. Does anyone have similar set-up? If so what kind of speeds and what kind of ride quality/performance?
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sworrall
Posted 12/30/2007 3:14 PM (#64330 - in reply to #64272)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw




Location: Rhinelander
I know odf a couple. 60's are possible, especially since you will have a jackplate on the rig. I'm pretty biased, but I think the ride is one of the best out there, especially when things get ugly. Any problems on customer service needs, just contact Tuffy at 800.359.4416, and they will take good care of you.
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Horshak
Posted 12/30/2007 6:45 PM (#64336 - in reply to #64272)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw


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Location: Manitowoc, WI
Is this the new model with the larger cockpit and shorter splashwell? I don't think you will have any problems with 60's considering it has a 250 on back. I have a 225 Opti on a 2060 and hit upper 50's easily. Post pics please!
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Empty Net
Posted 12/31/2007 9:08 AM (#64346 - in reply to #64336)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw


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Yes, this boat has the new splashwell, flush mount controls, and access to kicker controls through the side. I want to rig a BIG-BOY 250 for the boat shows. Had a powered jackplate collecting dust so wanted to try it. I'm not sure if it will help or hurt the performance/ride on this boat. Some tuffy owners in the past said the hull design was set up to run better with motor on transom. Any truth or just rumor? We really want this boat to Haul A##!
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Horshak
Posted 12/31/2007 10:12 AM (#64351 - in reply to #64272)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw


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Not too sure about the rumor but my 06 2060 with a jackplate has been said to go a little faster than one without the jackplate. What boat shows are you going to have this rig at? I really need to check one out.

Edited by Horshak 12/31/2007 10:13 AM
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sworrall
Posted 12/31/2007 10:13 AM (#64352 - in reply to #64272)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw




Location: Rhinelander
The plate won't hurt, that's for sure. It will allow you to really dial in on the height for the prop you are running.
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Empty Net
Posted 12/31/2007 10:44 AM (#64355 - in reply to #64351)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw


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We will be at the Heartland Event Center in Grand Island Nebraska from Jan. 11,12,13th then at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds in Kearney,Ne. Jan. 18,19,20th. D-N Event Center in North Platte Ne. Feb.2,3rd. Aurora Ne. then Holdrege Ne. need to look up dates for them. I would be happy to see you there! Always nice to meet Tuffy owners. Seems to be some of the friendliness people in boating!
you can contact me at 308-379-1144 if you have any questions. We "The Boat Dock" took on Tuffy boats recently. Still want input from owners on rigging questions. Always nice to know what works and whats propaganda. thanks for your input.
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KHedquist
Posted 12/31/2007 4:23 PM (#64366 - in reply to #64355)
Subject: Re: Rigging 2060 tuffy dw



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DON"T FORGET THE PIC'S, always fun to check the Tuffy's
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