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Question? Straight Shaft verses Stock S shaft:shrug:
- Thread starter david764
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I guess it's really just a personal preference.
The original Sea Hunter was made with a straight shaft. I use the stock "S" shaft for my machines. I have an old (VLF) Sea Hunter with straight shaft. I've tried using the MKII and LS on that old straight shaft, just for the heck of it, but I normally always use the stock "S" shaft. I like it just fine.
Happy Hunting
The original Sea Hunter was made with a straight shaft. I use the stock "S" shaft for my machines. I have an old (VLF) Sea Hunter with straight shaft. I've tried using the MKII and LS on that old straight shaft, just for the heck of it, but I normally always use the stock "S" shaft. I like it just fine.Happy Hunting