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#1434025 12/18/2021 6:45 PM
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I saw this '54 6400 at a marina in Marblehead, Ohio, last week. Neat way to haul around that boat hoist. I wanted to lift the hood but couldn't find anyone around to ask.
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Must be very cozy with that deluxe heater.

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I wonder what the weight limit is on that rig? I could just see an OOPS! situation developing unless there's some counterweights on the land side!
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With the two transmissions I'm sure it's geared low enough to handle most any boat.


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Originally Posted by TUTS 59
With the two transmissions I'm sure it's geared low enough to handle most any boat.
Probably gets pretty good range with that gas tank, too. Unless they're driving in granny/granny gear on those two trannies. wink


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Not pretty but I guess it gets the job done.


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