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    I went to order my terrova 80lb and was going to match the shaft length of the one I am taking off my boat but the 54 inch seems to be unavailable now and not even listed on hummingbird website. Got a G3 175. Looking for expert opinions on weather to get a 45 or 60 inch shaft.
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    And I forgot to say I want the I pilotlink us2
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    60 inch all the way, you will never regret it, ask knightshadow
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    60 inch
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    Get the sixty and try it for a while. If it does not suit you it can be cut down. Don't think you will regret it though.
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    Jim, stowing the 60 is SO MUCH easier than a 48 inch, leave the head up about a foot and it will just tilt back in the boat when you release the lock.
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    Thanks for the answers
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