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02-28-2002 | 04:32 AM
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If it is a true tunnel then it is more difficult. Use an adjustable jack plate. Better yet be different and put on two O/B's and then set the propshafts even with the bottom. Cool hull you have, How much was it? Maybe that Rotary engine and an alpha drive would be really fun- 175 or 240HP!!
02-28-2002 | 07:13 AM
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Marty, I was thinking of twins just for fun, but i got a great deal on a single 35 so I'm going to do that first. I won the boat from Active Thunder in a contest last year(I love this board). Pat has one more hull down there that hasn't been put together last I saw it, maybe he could work something out for you
The rotary would be nice but even the 175 weighs more than the boat, maybe I can find one of the little ones they built for the outboards.
Ron- They haven't rigged one yet so I get to do all the experimenting-It's a tough job, but someone has to do it
The rotary would be nice but even the 175 weighs more than the boat, maybe I can find one of the little ones they built for the outboards.Ron- They haven't rigged one yet so I get to do all the experimenting-It's a tough job, but someone has to do it
