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poss
08-12-2005, 10:34 PM
Can anyone give me info on this type of boat or some where i can access the info.
boatboy50
09-12-2005, 08:07 PM
Hey,

Try www.seamedia.com.au

I think they have something.

Very similar to the 585SF which snappa owns. Ask him.
whichway
10-12-2005, 07:18 AM
Boatboy 50

Bigger all round than the 585 I would think. I think very similar to the 630 breeze which is still available and up on the Haines web site if you want the specs

Whichway
Hoges
10-12-2005, 09:12 AM
Can anyone give me info on this type of boat or some where i can access the info.

Some info here...
http://www.blakesmarine.com.au/haines/hh_warrior.asp
hoga
10-12-2005, 11:28 AM
I HAVE GOT ONE TOP RIG WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOGA
poss
10-12-2005, 10:44 PM
Hi hoga.

heard one's for sale in brisbane around 40 grand not much info on the boat at this stage only 175 evinrude ocean pro v6 dont know hours yet being a haines id expect overall should be a good hull has all the bits and peices. what year did they come out & any major faults ? stability how is it? all comes down to selling my rig first.
Smithy
11-12-2005, 11:23 AM
If you've got closer to $50K to play with I know where there is one fully speced up for gamefishing with Reelax riggers, good electronics and the clincher, a 175 HPDi Yamaha. You will find a V6 OMC 2-stroke a terribly thirsty motor.

As for the hull, I have fished beside the one above quite a few times. Has a trait common to a lot of big glass boats in that it dips its nose into waves putting a lot of water up the windscreen in certain conditions. I was beside it in my 15' glass boat one doing when it was doing this and I was doing it much easier by comparison.
620sf
11-12-2005, 08:47 PM
We've got one and are happy with the way it performs. We use the boat for offshore work 99% of the time and have had it in the some pretty less then average seas. it runs the 175 Ocean Pro which is not the best on fuel, but runs like a train. Average trip bottom fishing of around 135km we'd go through around 115litres give or take abit. depending on conditions. We had the the 580sf before this one and this boat by far out befores it and leaves it behide.


Any boats performance is up to the bloke behide the wheel.