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Author:  trofazz [ Tue Aug 14, 2018 8:07 am ]
Post subject:  1854 Timber Creek 37efi

2017 1854 Timber Creek
Square front, flat bottom with Gator glide
.125 5086 hull and sides (21")
12gal. tank (front)
ext deck with storage
trolling motor, no battery at time of test
6" catwalks with hydro turf, open gun/rod storage underneath both sides
45 deg. corners
rear storage/driver box
hunt deck
2017 Mud Buddy 37efi HD with 14 hours at time of test
BPS exhaust
Big blade prop
One 12v starter battery lead acid 29 series size.
Average peak speed rpms are 4200 (sweet spot for speed)

I ran this in 2-3' of water during the tests both up and down river to get an average. It only fluctuated about 1mph between the two.
Calm conditions, glass basically.
One person (280#s) and a full tank of fuel was 29-30mph
Two people (280 and 160) and a full tank was 26-27mph
Full load (700lbs+) 23-24mph
Overloaded (1200lbs) 21mph
All variations had an excellent hole shot and minimal torque steer.

I'm replacing stock air filter with a K&N this week. Will post any changes in hole shot and speed if any is noted.

Author:  FRANKtheTAU [ Tue Aug 14, 2018 8:45 am ]
Post subject:  Re: 1854 Timber Creek 37efi

Nice rig!

Author:  trofazz [ Tue Aug 14, 2018 10:04 am ]
Post subject:  Re: 1854 Timber Creek 37efi

Thank you! It's for sale! Lol. I just picked it up and decided to either sell the engine and buy one with reverse, or sell the whole rig and order one with taller sides and mod v for the deeper water trips... If it doesn't sell it won't hurt my feelings any.

Either way, the specs are on here for future reference if someone is considering one. The craftsmanship and attention to detail is top notch and it handles great. I wouldn't hesitate to order one up from Tyler at Timber Creek Boats.

Author:  banded-mallard [ Tue Feb 12, 2019 4:51 am ]
Post subject:  Re: 1854 Timber Creek 37efi

Yeah Tyler is spitting our some very nice rigs. just don't let him come to your house with his Dog. When he was a puppy, he ate up my wifes plants in her flower bed. That didn't go over well after he left. :lol:

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