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<blockquote data-quote="5575" data-source="post: 224150" data-attributes="member: 410">I have a 620 Ranger and also run a Lund 2075 Pro V allot &quot;friends&quot;.There is a difference in ride but not much, the Lund has allot softer pad than I ever thought it would have and it tracks extremely well and gets out of the hole really quick. The only thing I don't like is that in bigger chop the trolling motor is out of the water a bunch just like the 219 yar with the jackplated 350 we run in the touneys. Even with the 72 inch shaft. Its almost impossible to use a 60&quot; shaft in the Lund and Yar where as its no problem at all with the ranger with one.The biggest factor in ride, in bigger waves is the &quot;gap&quot; factor and if you don't have it you are going to get piss pounded I don't care what make and model you have in a 17-18 foot boat. Drove a 386 stratos just this week...uffda no way I could go back to a boat of that length. A 20 ft boat lets you get up on them and run on most days on the big lakes. But I will have a 21 ft in the near future, every ft is just that much better in my opinion when you can get up on top of them and run. That's where the 219 yar really shines being long and narrow it takes big waves at speed better than any boat I've been in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5575, post: 224150, member: 410"] I have a 620 Ranger and also run a Lund 2075 Pro V allot "friends". There is a difference in ride but not much, the Lund has allot softer pad than I ever thought it would have and it tracks extremely well and gets out of the hole really quick. The only thing I don't like is that in bigger chop the trolling motor is out of the water a bunch just like the 219 yar with the jackplated 350 we run in the touneys. Even with the 72 inch shaft. Its almost impossible to use a 60" shaft in the Lund and Yar where as its no problem at all with the ranger with one. The biggest factor in ride, in bigger waves is the "gap" factor and if you don't have it you are going to get piss pounded I don't care what make and model you have in a 17-18 foot boat. Drove a 386 stratos just this week...uffda no way I could go back to a boat of that length. A 20 ft boat lets you get up on them and run on most days on the big lakes. But I will have a 21 ft in the near future, every ft is just that much better in my opinion when you can get up on top of them and run. That's where the 219 yar really shines being long and narrow it takes big waves at speed better than any boat I've been in. [/QUOTE]

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