Re: Cary 50
 

Do you know what your turbo yanmars and cal 500 drives weigh or do you have the model of your yanmars? Thanks- Richard

Re: Cary 50
 

The yanmars are 6CXM-ETE 375/420 turbos. As for the drives, they are a one of a kind. I'm actually pulling one next week and will weigh it for you. My guess would be around 300lbs. ea

Re: Cary 50
 

Thanks for the info but don't worry about weighing your drive. I talked with one of my local contacts here (who coincidently was the lead designer of the boat back the day...the legendary Harry Shoal) and he told me that if I measured the water line then he could figure out the weight. Thanks again for your help. -Richard

Re: Cary 50
 

Just out of curiosity, what is your hull number? Ours is #39.

Re: Cary 50
 

Haven't a clue where do you find that?

Re: Cary 50
 

Your hull number should be on the stern/starboard up towards the top.

Re: Cary 50
 

It will start with CRM and have a bunch of numbers folllowing that. You can also look on your Coast Guard Papers.

My boats number is: CRM22140F687 The only bit of the code I think I know is the 87 at the end represents the year it was made.

Brad

Re: Cary 50
 

You should be hull number 40. But I need to check my paperwork to be certain; which is in the office.

Re: Cary 50
 

those Cary's are sweet the one on miami vice last night must of had about 30000 hp because right before the race Don Johnson said he had his guy install turbos on the Chris Craft and that Cary had it till the end.....lol


nice boats

Re: Cary 50
 

My hull# is 41 based upon the above formula. By the way if anyone does surface drives on your Cary 50 you'll most lilkely be looking for very low pitch props. Mine came out to be 18X20's. The only place I found with decent pricing on this prop was Pacific Surface Drive Inc. at $1,500 per prop.