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Most hydraulic cylinders can be rebuilt. Around at some of the shops that do that sort of thing.

My Son has one, 2018 Model. You'll LOVE it.

I'm thinking that if I put out the bucks for a Z21 the dealer ought to come out and do it for me and bring coffee and donuts.

I'm 69 and just upgraded my outfit. I had about the same money you do and the only thing on the market was Nitro that fit all of my requirements. I couldn't afford the 18 so I went with a 2019 Z17 holdover. It has the 115 four stroke. I already had the Terrova Ipilot Link and two Humminbird...

Not a solution but, I bought a new Nitro in 94 ,17ft. w/115 Merc. The day I picked it up (new) from the dealer he warned me of that trait. He said "it'll pitch to the left until you get it trimmed out". I just always expected it. It didn't take much trim but I never really thought about it...

My 2019 Z17 seat pedestals screw in. They are threaded.

Kirby is correct on all counts. Check it out, you'll find it.

Hi Josh, I had a 1994 170 SC with a 115 Merc. It would do 60 with the aluminum prop and about 56 with the stainless. I don't remember the pitch of either but above 50 it got a little loose in the stern. Not much boat in the water but that said, it was by far the best boat I ever had (I bought...

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I had a 94 single console and as I recall the load capacity is about 600 pounds, 4 people, with a max HP of 125. I had a 115 on mine and it ran like a scalded dog. It was a little pitchy coming up on plane until you got it trimmed out but may have been the best boat I have ever owned.