Finally got my rig together. Now time to play sick from work as much as possible.

nice lookin little rig!

Thanks man. Just got her worked in yesterday, but still tryin to find that sweet spot and were the trim needs to be set.

Nice lookin rig there bro , you got a grab bar yet ,anyway I;m still tweekin my a bit so far found that it does best when the prop nut is just under the water in mine so far thats been the best for mine.

Thanks man. Ya the grab bar is in the first picture, but you can't really see the whole thing. Ya I got out there and dropped the trim all the way down and ran it. I was only gettin 22 mph at 3550 and then trimmed it up and she started haulin. I was told that I was gettin low rpms and trimmed it up with the prop half in and half out of the water and the rpms ramped up and gained more speed. I almost fell out of the boat without the grab bar rigged up yet and had no choice but to drop my gps haha. It said 28 mph when I dropped it but I'm pretty sure it hit 30 mph.

Thats cool bro I told you it would haul some ass , I'm glad for ya just wait till you put a load in it , the other day i had my son my daughter and three batterys trolling motor gas and a load of driftwood for my taxidermist and it was still haulin ass, man i love it.

how you like the motor? im getting ready to buy one to put on 1452

Me and coppen have the same rig and I love the motor , Im sure he likes his to.

It's a great motor. I have put 13 hours on it and have only had it for a month haha. I'm not sure how well it will fit on a 1452? but this is my first mud motor and have to learn everything. I have a 20 inch transom on my hull and got the tall transom model. I'm glad I have a backwash pan on the transom because water can roll over the side when you stop fast so be careful and slow down then give it a jump and you should be alright.

yeah i have a tall transom too i think ill be alright. This will be my first mm too

Love the camo job..

Ya man props go to the previous owner. It took him 3 days with stencils. I wish they made a bottomland camo for boats.