Warrior 2090BT -tell me the BAD things

[bnsfman]

Overall I'm impressed with this boat

1) Tell me the bad things
2) Can the trolling motors be 36V? Website of course isn't there anymore, but if I remember right can only be 12 or 24V.

Thank you!!

[Topwater]

Only bad thing would be the fact that you cant get a new one anymore. I had one for 14 months. Great boat. You can run 36 volts if you want a couple different ways. the first is easy but you lose the power charge/jump system they have and there is a way to run 36 volts and keep the Warrior power charge/jump system they have but its more complicated. If your buying a used one that has 24 volt electrics on it I dont think upgrading to 36 is nessasary. Just use your main motor if it gets windy.

[Albertan]

there is a way to run 36 volts and keep the Warrior power charge/jump system they have but its more complicated.

Hey Steve. Do tell how this is done. W5 nullified mine when they hooked up my 36v setup. I don't miss it, but it might come in handy one day. Cheers.

[Fife]

Awesome boat! I have all good things to say about the 2090s, but you wanted a negative. I would say very few guys ever use the side rod holders for rod storage. Between the center rod locker and the cutouts under the gunnel, there is already a ton of storage. If I owned one, I would probably build in some type of tackle storage system in these compartments.

[Btfrk]

I had a older one, a 99'. The only negative I found was occasionally you would have to tighten a few screws like a tin boat. The fit and finish not Ranger quality, but a easier boat to rig than the Rangers I had. Ride was great IMHO.

[JinxCanada]

i have only had my Warrior 2090 SC for a little while now, but I must tell you I love this thing! out of my 5 boats i've had (alumacraft, fisher, starcraft, smokercraft) this is by far the best boat! i would prefer it to be around 10" wider..but nothing you can do about that. sure runs great in the water!!!

[Topwater]

Hey Steve. Do tell how this is done. W5 nullified mine when they hooked up my 36v setup. I don't miss it, but it might come in handy one day. Cheers.

HaHa I would if I could remember how. I elected to go the easy route when I wired my last Warrior and only recall it being a little confusing to rig it and keep the power charge system. I chickened out, didn't want to risk burning up a trolling motor or something like that because I wasn't totally 100 percent sure on how to rig it the other way.

Thanks for dropping that bracket off at the house Dean

[Albertan]

NP Steve. And I agree with Jinx...my Warrior is the best boat I have owned. With all of the talk of Warrior closing, I have yet to hear anyone say "Jeez, I wish I had bought a different boat". Me personally, I feel sorry that more people won't get a chance to own one. I hope they work things out. Makes me feel guilty running a collector's item. :P