panga 22

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cape man
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Re: panga 22

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Call the regional FWC office. They come out. Easy process.

Minimal questions. Couple of receipts for big stuff and if you have the plans in hand even better. All they said was "Nice boat."
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Thank you
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Very nice work on the boat.
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Re: panga 22

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Boat looks great. Sounds like Central Marine should be able to get the right prop for you. At full throttle you should be at 6000-6300 rpms. 6300 is max for the 70HP motor so 6000 would be ideal for the prop you get.

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