MHZ Hulls
11-25-2007, 08:49 AM
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MHZ Hulls
Hey guys,
Just wondering if anybody has had any first-hand experience with any of these MHZ hulls:63" Fountain,65" Fountain or the 63" BatBoat.I have a 65" Exp. GTX thats runs great,but just decided to try something different.Any opinions on those hulls,not worrying about the price just their performance and handling.
Just wondering if anybody has had any first-hand experience with any of these MHZ hulls:63" Fountain,65" Fountain or the 63" BatBoat.I have a 65" Exp. GTX thats runs great,but just decided to try something different.Any opinions on those hulls,not worrying about the price just their performance and handling.
11-25-2007, 10:44 AM
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RE: MHZ Hulls
65" Fountain?....Wow I wasnt aware they had that, I was almost willing to take a major chance and order one from MH$...I want to build a small version of JUSTA's 96" fountiain, man that thing is a work of art, Phil did a awesome job with that one.
I just ordered a 60" MTI cat from Tom @ Expresscraft and cant wait for it to arrive.
Todd
***Sorry I miss read this post, thought he was saying expresscraft made a fountain, their gtx is awesome!***
I just ordered a 60" MTI cat from Tom @ Expresscraft and cant wait for it to arrive.
Todd
***Sorry I miss read this post, thought he was saying expresscraft made a fountain, their gtx is awesome!***
11-25-2007, 12:35 PM
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RE: MHZ Hulls
Hey Matt
You could use the trailer from my real boat to get that 96 to the lake.
Must be a lot of fun launching that 96 . [:@]
Cool pic, the two boats lined up like that !
Steve
You could use the trailer from my real boat to get that 96 to the lake.
Must be a lot of fun launching that 96 . [:@]
Cool pic, the two boats lined up like that !
Steve
11-25-2007, 03:55 PM
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RE: MHZ Hulls
Iv got the 69" "Hunter", good looking boat, Next time i want a MH$ hull ill go to there German store, the American dealer charges a lot extra..and it still takes forever to get stuff from him!
11-25-2007, 04:19 PM
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While only 4 inches longer than the firewater, the hunter is a huge boat by comparison. You are getting a lot more boat for your $$ with the hunter - that is for sure.
Seconded on the recommendation to try to buy direct also. Your getting nothing for your $$ by dealing with the US dealer.
Seconded on the recommendation to try to buy direct also. Your getting nothing for your $$ by dealing with the US dealer.
11-25-2007, 04:20 PM
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I don't know that you can go to the german store. I think you have to deal with the US dealer. I will soon find out how it is dealing with MHZ as i plan to build one of their hulls.
11-25-2007, 08:31 PM
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RE: MHZ Hulls
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Must be nice to have friends over seas.
As far as the hulls, you probably won't find anyone with more experience than justaddwata.
Must be nice to have friends over seas.
As far as the hulls, you probably won't find anyone with more experience than justaddwata.
