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Sea Ranger 21 with 90hp

Started by gtboosted, October 24, 2022, 04:48:45 PM

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gtboosted

Was poking around the Arima website from 2000 and it says: This new model (SR21) runs and handles perfectly with only 90 h.p.   :jester:

https://web.archive.org/web/20010414203810/http://www.arimaboats.com/boat11.htm
21' Sea Ranger Skip Top

martin3

Maybe on a Lake......the 21' Lake Ranger!

MJM3

1990 SR Skip Top  "Gypsea Soul"
2013 Etec 115H.O.

gtboosted

Lake Ranger...hahaha

Should be Solo Lake Ranger.
21' Sea Ranger Skip Top

gtboosted

Interesting stuff.

Arima called the sponsons "after planes" or pods.
21' Sea Ranger Skip Top

Fisherdv

#4
I also like the ad that says the Sea Hunter is easily towed with a small car, and shows a VW bug towing it in the photo. Imagine that on a slippery ramp. :facepalm:
2018 Sea Chaser 16, Honda BFP60

amazing grace

1989 22' C-Dory Angler

1997 19' Sea Ranger hardtop with Alaskan bulkhead

christianbrat

Quote from: Fisherdv on October 24, 2022, 08:40:26 PM
I also like the ad that says the Sea Hunter is easily towed with a small car, and shows a VW bug towing it in the photo. Imagine that on a slippery ramp. :facepalm:


I remember towing my sea explorer home from anacortes with My highlander lol. Surprised it made it over some of those passes
1989 Sea Explorer 16 w/ Custom Pilot House
2007 Honda BF90 & 2002 BF5
Built not Bought

If I could be an appliance I would be a toaster

AJFishin

The super beetle like in that picture would have little issues pulling that boat. But if a SNAFU happened on a slick steep ramp and the bug rolled back into the water, at least it would float too, easy recovery. :jester:
'96 Sea Ranger 19, 2016 Mercury 115 EFI CT (115F231D) 
'96 Sea Chaser 16, 2019 Suzuki DF60AV (Sold) 
'87 Sea Chaser 17, 1987 Johnson V4 90 (Sold)
My YouTube channel: youtube.com/socalseachaser

headduck

Quote from: gtboosted on October 24, 2022, 08:34:59 PM
Interesting stuff.

Arima called the sponsons "after planes" or pods.

And we still find trim tabs atop be a necessary item.  :shrug9:
2003 19' Sea Ranger Skip Top 2015 Mercury 115 2012 Evinrude 9.8

1987 17' Sea Ranger 90 Honda (sold)

AJFishin

Quote from: headduck on October 25, 2022, 05:25:37 AM
Quote from: gtboosted on October 24, 2022, 08:34:59 PM
Interesting stuff.

Arima called the sponsons "after planes" or pods.

And we still find trim tabs atop be a necessary item.  :shrug9:

I think tabs are a necessity on the smaller boats where I felt the difference between my 16 that had them and my 17 that didn't, but I wish it did.
Just from my couple outings on my 19, and I assume the bigger boats, I don't think they're to much of a necessity, but nice to have just in case.
M2c
'96 Sea Ranger 19, 2016 Mercury 115 EFI CT (115F231D) 
'96 Sea Chaser 16, 2019 Suzuki DF60AV (Sold) 
'87 Sea Chaser 17, 1987 Johnson V4 90 (Sold)
My YouTube channel: youtube.com/socalseachaser

Norcalfish80

Trim tabs are absolutely mandatory on my 19. The ride is worse than a Whaler Montauk without them. Mine failed a while back and it was the worst two trips I've been on ride quality wise. The design of fuel tank location was a mistake imo. If you were running on less than half a tank of gas maybe the ride would be better but trim tabs make it a usable boat in the conditions we have in the Bay Area. Without being able to use them I would sell my boat and buy something else.
19HT, Yamaha 115
North Bay Area, CA

martin3

Quote from: Norcalfish80 on October 25, 2022, 12:24:59 PM
Trim tabs are absolutely mandatory on my 19. The ride is worse than a Whaler Montauk without them. Mine failed a while back and it was the worst two trips I've been on ride quality wise. The design of fuel tank location was a mistake imo. If you were running on less than half a tank of gas maybe the ride would be better but trim tabs make it a usable boat in the conditions we have in the Bay Area. Without being able to use them I would sell my boat and buy something else.

This was one the main reasons I did the belly tank in my SR19.
It is amazing the ride difference,  compared to having all that weight in the ass end.
Night and day.
MJM3

1990 SR Skip Top  "Gypsea Soul"
2013 Etec 115H.O.

Norcalfish80

Yeah if I planned on having this boat forever I would likely do the same. The weight distribution with it in the rear is really bad haha. Good ride with trim tabs though
19HT, Yamaha 115
North Bay Area, CA