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Default Choosing and towing a first Bowrider

I wouldn't let the car dictate your boat purchase. You should make sure
you're getting the right boat for your purposes. If you have to, pick up a
beater pickup and only use it to tow with.

The seadoos are really different so make sure you're ok with it. Also you
don't mention how many people you expect to typically carry. And if you
think you are more interested in water sports, avoid the outboards.

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Thanks all for the information. The escape currently doesn't have the
factory package, it would be aftermarket. I would probably add the
transmission cooler.

I should also add that I will only be towing for short distances. Eg:
different lakes around town, and seaway launches. No going up to the
cottage type of thing.

But true, I don't want to burn out my vehicle, or have the boat pull
it into the water at the launch.

I am starting to think I might be stuck with a seadoo challenger or
similar since they are so light. Not much chance for that 4.3 HFI
Mercruiser.



 
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