New addition to the family

[Zogman]

Sweet!!! :;:thumbsup My neighbor has one just about identical. Awesome boat. What prop did yours comes with? He got a 21p. It really jumps up on plane even loaded with gas and 4 heavy quys. Tops out at about 50mph. He wants to try a 22p.
Anyway congratulation!

 

[tikkalover]

Nice!!Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Just don't name it FancyFeast II.;:;rofl ;:;badidea

 

[DirtyMike]

Nice!!Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Just don't name it FancyFeast II.;:;rofl ;:;badidea

exactly, he doesn't have the naming rights

 

[Up Y'oars]

I like that step-up ladder attached to the front end. God, where does a guy find something like that???

I'm always stepping over the trolling motor and hoping my feet touch the strap crank so I can reach the front plate. Something like that step would definitely be on my Christmas list.

 

[LBrandt]

UP Y'oars Isn't that whats the first mate is for.

 

[NodakBuckeye]

Nice rig! I now have sparkle envy.

 

[Up Y'oars]

UP Y'oars Isn't that whats the first mate is for.

The last 'first mate' didn't put the boat onto the trailer well at the loading dock. She got fawwwwrrrd!

Now I'm back to the basics and a quick Google search found all kinds of options, from $40 - $599. Geeez, six hondo? I don't need a royal step system for Queen Elizabeth, dammit! Just one step, just to the left of the crank.

Maybe I'll have to fabricate an "L" bracket and put it upside down with a U-bolt. A simple nut into the arm of the metal could act as a lowering/heighten stop for the L-bracket.

 

[Kurtr]

I have always been a warrior fan that is a sharp boat.:;:thumbsup

 

[johnr]

excellent

 

[Ericb]

I've got 4 of them ranging from 10' to 21'. My "crappy" ones catch more fish, but my "sparkly" one is still a lot of enjoyment on the rough days.

I tell myself every time i drive by the dealerships, if i had a nice boat id catch less fish being to worried id scratch it. Rizzo's boat almost matches my truck and looks damn sexy. I think im going to have to make the wife get a job tomorrow!

 

[sweeney]

Are they really a low 50mph boat with the 300? When I bought my skeeter a friend bought the 18ft warrior with a 200 opti he claimed high 50s but I never seen it he got rid of it for a yarcraft tiller the next year sure was a nice looking boat though liked the higher windshield.

 

[Rizzo]

Zogman the motor cam with a 21p tempest plus so I am assuming the same prop as your neighbor.

Sweeny, the fastest I have had mine going so far during break in was 52 mph at 5600rpm. Still have quite a bit of trim and rpm to go. With the weather last weekend I didn't get a chance to let it stretch it's legs. Can tell you with a full load and 62 gallons of fuel it rockets out of the hole. My buddy runs a 2121 with a 300 and I saw 58mph riding with him. Believe he was running a 4 blade 23p at the time.

 

[DerHornen]

Now I'm back to the basics and a quick Google search found all kinds of options, from $40 - $599. Geeez, six hondo? I don't need a royal step system for Queen Elizabeth, dammit! Just one step, just to the left of the crank.

I've heard a lot of good things about Ezee Step product. It might be worth checking out. I just use the spare tire mounted to the trailer as a step.

 

[huffranger]

I have also talked to guys with the Ezee steps and they love them, Walked up the steps of the new Warrier trailer on my buddys new 203. Wow they were nice.

 

[sweeney]

Keep us posted on what you get out of her!

 

[Up Y'oars]

I have also talked to guys with the Ezee steps and they love them, Walked up the steps of the new Warrier trailer on my buddys new 203. Wow they were nice.

I hear ya, but squeaking out that much cash for something is a hard thing for me to do. I might pop out $300 for a step system, but $580? (dizzy spells)

I do fish by myself @ 40% of the time, so having something like that would be beneficial when it's just me and the trailer getting loaded up. Is that what's on the picture of this Warrior, Rizzo?

 

[shorthairsrus]

I would never use the step --and i have a roller --- i back the boat in -- walk on the dock step into boat start - but boat in foward - reach over front and unhook. When i come back same sequence in reverse. If the accesses do not have a dock -- then yes the step would be worthwhile.

 

[SDMF]

I'd find the step handier for getting in/out of the front when the boat is on land and you need to clean, re-arrange, rig wiring, install rod holder bases/plates, etc.

I doubt there's a need to hook that boat up prior to pulling out of the water. It's heavy enough that once on the bunks, it's not going anywhere as long as you don't have Ashley Force driving the tow vehicle.

 

[huffranger]

I hear ya, but squeaking out that much cash for something is a hard thing for me to do. I might pop out $300 for a step system, but $580? (dizzy spells)

I do fish by myself @ 40% of the time, so having something like that would be beneficial when it's just me and the trailer getting loaded up. Is that what's on the picture of this Warrior, Rizzo?

I'll answer for the new boat daddy. No those are factory Warrier steps.

Crap EZEE STEPS better be good... for $580

http://ezeestep.com/ezeewp/ordering-information/

 

[KDM]

Nice Boat!! Congratulations!! That's a couple steps up from my fish finders..........