JUPITER PULSARE
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Wish I was the new owner!!!

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So does that mean since they sold it that CM has time to start on the next 43? LOL sadly its probably the only one ever will be made.
I don't know much about the Hustler models but their website says the Huslter 41 Razor w- 700s runs 95 mph.
http://www.hustlerspeedboats.net/speedwear/Inventory/41_razor.php
You beat me too it. 20-30 mph faster is a far stretch.
Actually I when I spoke to Joe the other day I asked him his thoughts on the numbers the punisher was getting. Bascially, he was unimpressed and explained a comperable hustler with the same power would be a 115-120mph boat.But I'm sure alot more $$$ as well. As he explained to me a stepped hull config is very specialized, if its done correctly you will get very positive results.
So its pretty safe to say the punisher is one of a kind and possibly a collectors item one day. When you look at the CM/Hustler lineup
there would be no gaps the punisher could fill, in that catagory of boat.
JJG, you just don't ever have anything nice to say, do you???? You can't even be happy that a fellow, long time Checkmate fan/owner has bought it, and will take very good care of it! This is his 4th Checkmate. What is wrong with you?? We really don't care what somebody else thinks something might do. You and Joe are delusional. I met Joe at the Miami boat show last February and is good dude, I'm glad they are trying to save "our" brand.
You want to get on here and say that somebody else's design could gain 25 more MPH? Whatever!! 700's dealing with roughly 10k lbs, is about right to achieve the low 90's. This ole' girl (hull) was designed and proven to be a wave crusher, which it did and will still do. While the owner's group and Checkmate never got to finish their testing, for reasons you don't need to know, they did make improvements to the design which needs to be final tuned, and is being discussed. You want to get on here and make this thing out to be some kind of turd, that's nice. It takes power to push weight through the water and a set up to minimize wet surface area. If there was ever a guy to put more power/set up to this beautiful boat Checkmate took pride into building, Boy, is it in the right hands! That may come with time, or may not. The owners may just use it like it is and enjoy the ***** out of it.
Not everything in boating is about top speed, it's also about handling, ride characteristics, and dependability. We all want to worry about the top speed....why? What does that really matter? As long as you are happy with how the boat performs for you, then other people don't need to worry about it. I'm not shooting the messenger, sometimes you can just keep your mouth shut, and it be better that way.
I would have said some of these very things you you personally at the owner rally this past summer, but you fell asleep, or something, during the middle of the day.
Not shooting. I agree with the punisher is most likley a one off boat. Hustler has that size market already. I'm just happy "one of us" bought it and I can't wait to see it.
Bill (check253) hasn't relized yet, that with purchase of this boat also comes with,
posting every picture of wash, wax, fill up, and any other move the boat makes.![]()
this place cracks me up. can you say jealous?
carry on![]()
Who wouldn't be jealous of that boat? It's beautiful! So who owns it? Someone from the forum?
You want to get on here and say that somebody else's design could gain 25 more MPH? Whatever!! 700's dealing with roughly 10k lbs, is about right to achieve the low 90's. This ole' girl (hull) was designed and proven to be a wave crusher, which it did and will still do. While the owner's group and Checkmate never got to finish their testing, for reasons you don't need to know, they did make improvements to the design which needs to be final tuned, and is being discussed. You want to get on here and make this thing out to be some kind of turd, that's nice. It takes power to push weight through the water and a set up to minimize wet surface area. If there was ever a guy to put more power/set up to this beautiful boat Checkmate took pride into building, Boy, is it in the right hands! That may come with time, or may not. The owners may just use it like it is and enjoy the ***** out of it.