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just arrived and had it out for a lake/sea trial before signing the papers.
coming from a 2020 212s and really appreciate the bigger size - it’s a lot bigger and feels much less bouncy going through small waves.
I didn’t have the carpets in and it also seemed a little quieter at speed - hard to say just yet but wasn’t jet boat loud. Carpets will help and then I’d add sound dampening if needed.
I did the sea trial before any mods and the low speed steering is still sloppy and loose so you’ll see cobra fins were the first thing I added.
Im used to my 212 with fins and it’s a pretty significant difference going back to a boat without them. IMO, much more enjoyable boating with them.
The stereo is great! No need for adding more unless you’re hard of hearing or just enjoy being that guy.
more to come after next time out! View attachment 144334View attachment 144337View attachment 144336View attachment 144338View attachment 144339
A little later than my fall projection. Closed in January on a 2021 212SE. Took delivery on Friday. Deposit end of November. Dealer said 2 months, came in two months. Adding a Cobra Steering system and organizing all the “stuff” I purchased. Thanks for everyone who posted their new boats in this thread. Appreciate all the advice on this forum. View attachment 144242View attachment 144243
just arrived and had it out for a lake/sea trial before signing the papers.
coming from a 2020 212s and really appreciate the bigger size - it’s a lot bigger and feels much less bouncy going through small waves.
I didn’t have the carpets in and it also seemed a little quieter at speed - hard to say just yet but wasn’t jet boat loud. Carpets will help and then I’d add sound dampening if needed.
I did the sea trial before any mods and the low speed steering is still sloppy and loose so you’ll see cobra fins were the first thing I added.
Im used to my 212 with fins and it’s a pretty significant difference going back to a boat without them. IMO, much more enjoyable boating with them.
The stereo is great! No need for adding more unless you’re hard of hearing or just enjoy being that guy.
more to come after next time out! View attachment 144334View attachment 144337View attachment 144336View attachment 144338View attachment 144339
I guess the problem that I had with the ULT-4 is that on the current hull/bow model design for the 21' footers the boat would rest more on the side bells and wouldn't make contact with the middle roller as well. Again this was on the 21'. I wanted more meat and it resting secure on the middle roller rather than flexing up and down on the side bells on the ULT-4. This is what I observed.
Maybe someone here could post a picture of their 21' footer with the ULT-4 on it?
I guess the problem that I had with the ULT-4 is that on the current hull/bow model design for the 21' footers the boat would rest more on the side bells and wouldn't make contact with the middle roller as well. Again this was on the 21'. I wanted more meat and it resting secure on the middle roller rather than flexing up and down on the side bells on the ULT-4. This is what I observed.
Maybe someone here could post a picture of their 21' footer with the ULT-4 on it?
So you had the orange ULT-4 stoltz roller first, or are you talking about the original roller? The orange ones may be more beefier than the stock roller. I also noticed the bow seems to rest more on the bells, as they are bent over. I like yours, but going to try the ULT-4 first. We'll see.
So you had the orange ULT-4 stoltz roller first, or are you talking about the original roller? The orange ones may be more beefier than the stock roller. I also noticed the bow seems to rest more on the bells, as they are bent over. I like yours, but going to try the ULT-4 first. We'll see.
No i didn't have the ULT-4 Stolz, I saw it on other 21' hulls and didn't like the way it was resting on the side bells, like you have seen. So I decided to go with the i have.
No i didn't have the ULT-4 Stolz, I saw it on other 21' hulls and didn't like the way it was resting on the side bells, like you have seen. So I decided to go with the i have.
Mike I'm jealous of that garage! We have the same boat on order, hopefully arriving soon. Would you mind sharing the floor to header height of your door?
I'm exploring raising ours (currently 1" shy of 7 feet) but I am still not 100% sure what the bare minimum is for the AR210. Yamaha's spec of 7'10.7" seems a bit higher than my eyeball/tape measure measurement of some ARs I've taken.
The less I can raise the door, the less damage I can impart to our house and my wallet! I'll likely just go to 8 feet.
Mike I'm jealous of that garage! We have the same boat on order, hopefully arriving soon. Would you mind sharing the floor to header height of your door?
I'm exploring raising ours (currently 1" shy of 7 feet) but I am still not 100% sure what the bare minimum is for the AR210. Yamaha's spec of 7'10.7" seems a bit higher than my eyeball/tape measure measurement of some ARs I've taken.
The less I can raise the door, the less damage I can impart to our house and my wallet! I'll likely just go to 8 feet.