Trying to re-power Sage
July 21, 2018
Trying to figure out how to repower Sage and thought that this would be a great array on Sage’s stern.
The answer to no wind on the Chesapeake!
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Sage on sail 
It would help- to sink Ssge.Plesse do not try..
Cheers and hugs
Andrea
Sorry to seem confused but did the “array” include the engines, or just the two blondes? … brother Brian
Those should get you moving! Might need to adjust the budget. L&D xx
That boat’s got to be named “Donald”
2000 Hp! That translates to about $300, 000. in motors and 100 gallons per hour.
They say the faster you troll, the bigger the fish but…a tiny penis for bait???
Wish I could afford it but I donwannit!
Fred
Sure Tony ,do you wish to do a flip from bow to stern and break your mast !!!! Yea they need an oil well to supply the fuel for that drug powered reefer power piece of crap . .See them power through a gale force storm those whimpering hull design boats. Sage would come out ,smelling roses against that coffin .
Yeah but I could go places with those engines
Tony GibbOnboard SageMoving North Slowlywww.sageonsail.com1-910-209-2207
Get 6 not a puny 5
That’s the spirit
Tony GibbOnboard SageMoving North Slowlywww.sageonsail.com1-910-209-2207