Jeff, I was able to go on the first run yesterday. It feels like a very large 32. Felt very stable and ran like the 34 (Level). It needs a different set of props because we never reached above 5500rpms. Being it has to leave for the Miami boat show and they are still finishing it Wylie will not be able to play with the props and dial it in until after the show.
Although the console was moved a little bit forward I think the reason that there seams to be so much room in the cockpit is that most YF owners opt for the standard leaning post/livewell with rear facing seat. This one has the traditional leaning post with a livewell in the floor. This gives you more room in the cockpit but standard yf leaning post gives you more options then the aluminum one.
Hull number two will have the 350 yamahas so it will be interesting to see the difference in balance because of the extra weight of the yamahas.
Reckon Yellowfin will ever make an inboard? That 42 would be somethin else with some diesels below decks and a clean transom...
It would be neat but with the advancements of outboards and increased hp motors coming annually, I believe their plan to to stick with outboard powered boats.
I'll be going on a demo of a 32 YF with twin 350 Yamaha's on this Thursday and will report back if anyone is interested. I've been on the 42, several 36's and a 34 so I'm really looking forward to seeing how the the 32 compares. I will also be at the factory and will see if they have started the new 29 yet.
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