Barefoot 200 Owners

Hi Wopmon,
Re your question a while back. My cottage is on Lac Bernard (15 min. N of Wakefield), but I also ski on the Rideau River and Buckham's Bay. There's a group of us who get together weekly. ... a mixture of barefoot and slalom skiing (sometimes it's too windy or too much boat traffic to go foot'n). We've also been trying an air chair. It's a great backup for windy days. Where r U skiing?

Hi All,
It's been a while since I've been to this site. It's nice to see a few more members as well. Also it's great to see some photos. BTW, very nice motor Oneill. I'll try to post some photos in the next while as well. So how's everyone boats running?

http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/...676#post736676
http://www.barefootski.com/

What props do you run on your Barefoot200's? I have a BF200 with a ProV200 Yamaha, and looking for a good all-around prop. Maybe a 21P-23P High Five? Suggestions...
Thanks,
Jeff

Hi,
I'm looking to buy a BF200 and am trying to find someone who can transport it inside an enclosed trailer to my family in So Cal. My reasons are I don't want it towed across the country, I don't want it shrink wrapped and then in the wind for 2000 miles, and it will likely ship in winter so I want it protected from the elements.
Can anyone tell me the width from outside fender to outside fender on their Mastercraft trailer?
Plus I'm told the highest point in the top of the windshield so how tall is that?
Finally, how long from tongue to propeller?
I'll ship someone a bottle of wine for helping!
Thanks,

Carbide, I live in the Ottawa area as well. Got the same boat, but with the original Yamaha ProV 200. What water are you on?

Jim - "Upholstery Guy"

This guy did an awesome upholstery job on my BF200!
He did all my seats, side panels and sundeck = pics below.

Here's mine . atlfootr



If you need NEW SKINS, here's his contact info.
NEW SKINS ... Here's "The Man"
Here's "The Man" ... Upholstery

Jim - "Upholstery Guy"
(865) 995 0607
(865) 679 2246 cellphn
(call until 10:30pm)

10-15 yrs. experience inside MasterCraft's Upholstery Dept.
Tell 'em I sent you, lives outside Vonore, Tennessee

I have a 91 BF200 with a 92 Yamaha ProV 200. It has hyd steering, windshield brace down the middle and a different rope bar over the engine. It was a Bartlet boat for the first year and I believe they added the stuff to it. I bought the boat from a guy who got it in 92. As you guys know it is a great boat to barefoot behind with tons of room. I skied with a ski show in the late 80's and we had a 87' prostar outboard. That was a fun boat also but the wake wasnt as good as the BF 200 in my opinion. They were built to pull jumpers. Has anyone skied behind a powerstar 200 yet?

Can we add ProStar 200 owners to this group? I just bought a 1990 last September and would like to learn more about it and the history behind MasterCraft's outboard boats.

Here's a little bit of the history of the Mastercraft Barefoot 200 (as far as I can tell). Please feel free to correct any errors. The Barefoot 200 was in production from 1991 to 1996, in 1992 hydraulic steering was added to the boat. The boat was originally paired up with a 200 hp Yamaha outboard, but I believe in the last couple of production years it was also paired up with a 200 Hp Merc. The whole design and interior pretty much stayed the same from 1992 to 1996. There may have been some minor differences in the 1991 model. I'm not sure how many of the boats were actually made. I think the ProStar 200 was the BF 200 predecessor, which had a different hull design (???? to 1990). The Powerstar was a successor of the BF 200 with an open bow (1997 to possibly 1999). I don't believe Mastercraft has made any outboards since then.