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    Tinnie Recommendation

    Hi Guys looking for recommendations on a brand and model of a tinnie that meets the following
    Around 4m in length
    About 40hp
    Tiller steer
    Front and rear casting deck
    Livewell
    Underfloor fuel tank
    Still light enough to put electric on the back for bass electric events
    Cheers

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    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    Cheers,
    Leigh (Kero).

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    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    Quote Originally Posted by Kero View Post
    What model do you have?

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    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    4.3 Razor S
    Cheers,
    Leigh (Kero).

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    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    Almost an endless supply of brands and models to choose from, most are good, from full custom builds to walk in off the street and see/buy one, mass produced brands, almost every manufacturer has a boat that will fit your needs.

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    Ausfish Silver Member
    Join Date
    Jun 2016
    Location
    brisbane

    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    mate as noelm says plenty to choose from,, if you want something other then mass produced, clark boats are well known to last years and years and be strong, well built, trusted by a lot of older fellas and reasonably priced..
    ill be somewhere up the creek, happy trails..

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    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    Quote Originally Posted by up the creek View Post
    mate as noelm says plenty to choose from,, if you want something other then mass produced, clark boats are well known to last years and years and be strong, well built, trusted by a lot of older fellas and reasonably priced..
    Stessl by any other name now I think. Not like the Clark of old. he old Abalone's were built like tanks.

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    Ausfish Silver Member
    Join Date
    Jun 2016
    Location
    brisbane

    Re: Tinnie Recommendation

    Quote Originally Posted by scottar View Post
    Stessl by any other name now I think. Not like the Clark of old. he old Abalone's were built like tanks.

    yeah the older ones were known to be good.. but even the new ones are owned and built local,, gold coast i think.. and not mass produced,,. which i think will be better built..
    ill be somewhere up the creek, happy trails..

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