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mrhorsepower1 05-27-2006 02:26 PM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
Gerry boat looks fabulous!!! Great job on everything, very well thought out and assembled! I am glad I could be a little apart of the project! Thanks again for the business!! No get the bad ass in the water!!! :D :D


Dean Gellner

KNOT-RIGHT 06-01-2006 07:23 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 

Originally Posted by mrhorsepower1
Gerry boat looks fabulous!!! Great job on everything, very well thought out and assembled! I am glad I could be a little apart of the project! Thanks again for the business!! No get the bad ass in the water!!! :D :D


Dean Gellner


Thanks for your Help Dean!

Who the hell else will take my calls when I cant figure
out were the three different size pushrods go on bigchiefs.



Gerry

KNOT-RIGHT 06-01-2006 07:32 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
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I gotta give credit to Randy and Jeff at Stellings marine.
All I can say is great job on the tailpipes.

People dont realize how difficult it is to build tailpipes
for a boat 3000 miles away with drive centerlines different
from the engine centerlines.


Thank you for your patience and expertise and putting up
with my agonizing phone calls.

KNOT-RIGHT 06-01-2006 07:43 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
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Thanks once again FRED at Trick marine for the CMI
Transom rings.


There 5 inch pipes.

Rik 06-01-2006 11:28 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
What's up with that steel frame in the engine room?

Did you place the engines in the same for/aft location as they were originally rigged in the past?

KNOT-RIGHT 06-01-2006 02:00 PM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
Whaz UP?

The drive shaft is 25 inches long.
This lenth was given to me by Peter.
I beleave the engines are on the same rails and bolt holes as the original positions.
The SS Box tubing was the structural support for the
turbine Exhaust. The way its constructed it adds rigity
to the Hatches as well as the gunnels.
I left it in place for these reasons.
I am also going to construct a third mount that will
tie the B/W,s to the left and right stringers.
I have not done this yet. Due to the fact the B/W,s I was told
are the weak link. FreedomUS1 runs the Shiftable crashboxes
This may be the next option.

But all this is Bull SH*T cause I dont even know how to run it.
Why dont ya get over here and show me how to drive this pig.

Gerry

The Menace 06-12-2006 11:33 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 

Originally Posted by KNOT-RIGHT
Whaz UP?

Due to the fact the B/W,s I was told
are the weak link.

Gerry

Hi Gerry. I shipped my BW's to Huber and upgraded to the "Kryptonite" package. No issues yet and on the 2nd year.

At least trannies are easy to change in a 46.

The Menace 06-12-2006 11:52 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 

Originally Posted by Rik
What's up with that steel frame in the engine room?

Did you place the engines in the same for/aft location as they were originally rigged in the past?

Rik, I believe the primary purpose is a cross support for the hatch. That is a pretty large span.

Comanche3Six 06-13-2006 09:55 PM

Re: New to me Skater.
 
Looks great! I am anxious to hear how it runs, along with pics, of course!

sakoutis3 06-14-2006 11:04 AM

Re: New to me Skater.
 

Originally Posted by KNOT-RIGHT
Whaz UP?


But all this is Bull SH*T cause I dont even know how to run it.
Why dont ya get over here and show me how to drive this pig.

Gerry

Drivin it is easy turn the key till ya hear alot of noise out back. Then just keep the wet side down. :drink:

Now lets see some running shots of that bad boy. :evilb:


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