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Thanks for the advice Al

Thank you Bob. Al

Thank you fellows for all your suggestions, both pro and con, they are much appreciated. Al

Thanks to all for the great suggestions as usual. Al

Toxic, you got me thinking about becoming a "lethal weapon" which is the last thing I wish to do. Thought I just had; how about putting a sheet of roofing shingles under each rear tire?

Now Im starting to wonder if I should try this at all as the tires are already submerged.

In the winter I throw 6 bags of tube sand in the cargo area. I have now put in four as far back as I can to see if that helps. I will also take along kitty liter and even heard that bird seed may work, so what the hey I'll give that a try also. To compound the problem, the water level is also...

Bob, thanks for checking and getting back to me. Al

Thanks to all for the usual great advice. Al

Thanks for your help. Al

Thanks E5Zero, thats another checkmark on the positive side. Were you being pushed by a 150 Optimax?

Thanks for jumping in Chaz, I am digesting all the info I am receiving. I'm very appreciative of all who are willing to give their advice and actual experiences.

Toxic, Thanks for "calling a spade, a spade" and telling it like it is. Now I am confident the Z7 can handle the task as soon as its "Captain" is able to.

Thanks for the info. The roughest conditions I have encountered has been on Canandaigua Lake when the waves were approx 3'. My current boat is a 17' MFG Deep V which is fitted with a 75 HP Mercury. I have never rode in a bass boat, more less driven one, thus my concern.