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does this kind of set up damage drives
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the outdrives? i know when towing the out drive will go vertical with the bumps when towing and is a normal postion for the drive to be in. but does this kinda side load stress the gimbles when towing ?
cool pic btw , courtesy of vette 131. |
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I would tend to think that the bumps in the road are nothing compared to running that rig hard offshore.
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People that have rigs like that have plenty of $$ to buy new drives. :D
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Originally Posted by FeverMike
The tie bar and hydraulic steering rams are holding the drives in place....not much stress on the drives/gimbals themselves.
drives shouldn't be stressed with the hyd steering holding them unless there is play in the steering which means you have problems already.... sixes are tough, i am sure they see much more abuse running 140 in a 12k lb boat.... :D |
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Originally Posted by Sean H
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sweet set up :D
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thanks for the replies always was curious about that.
awsome set up !!!!!!! |
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This may be a stupid question but the boat on the trailer like that....does the trailer tilt hydraulically or does the boat get lifted and put into the water with a crane everytime they take it out?
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trailer tilts hydraulically . . very trick set up for the big boys :cool:
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Sweet rig!! What size boat 36,43, or 50??? Hard to judge with the big rig in front of it. Looks like a 43 or 50 to me though.
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Sweet rig!!! :cool:
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Remember in the good old days when the unlimiteds had piston power? They used to pull the Merlins or Allisons out for towing. In this case, I think the #6's with hydraulic steering would be more solid than the motors.
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43 nor tech cat
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Originally Posted by burtandnancy
Remember in the good old days when the unlimiteds had piston power? They used to pull the Merlins or Allisons out for towing. In this case, I think the #6's with hydraulic steering would be more solid than the motors.
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all the tilts i have seen in person are dry sumped and all the vents must run to the high side of the boat for obvious reasons... :D
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Originally Posted by Sean H
all the tilts i have seen in person are dry sumped and all the vents must run to the high side of the boat for obvious reasons... :D
wonder if anyone has ever forgot to do that :eek: that could get messy :D |
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