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Forum: BOATS FOR SALE Topic: LET'S GO DINGHY RACING!!!! $1700.00 for a GOOD BOAT! |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 12th, 2017, 12:51 am
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Hi Jamie. What is the current transom height and angle. It looks low even for a short shaft motor. I have been raising the motor (30hp short shaft Johnson) on my boat and am currently at a 21” transom. I would have to make a new bracket to run higher. My 15 Johnson short shaft also runs on a 20” tra... |
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Forum: BOATS FOR SALE Topic: LET'S GO DINGHY RACING!!!! $1700.00 for a GOOD BOAT! |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 10th, 2017, 8:50 am
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Hounddog wrote: [quote="Hydroid"Just for lake i'd try 15hp OMC with quickie lower; there's 2 OMC 15hp A motors on 6ML rarely used.
I would be running a late model 30 hp Mercury Sea Pro 2 stroke. http://www.louisianasportsman.com/class ... 861086.jpg[/quote]
I thought you said current engines.
Would a 1990’s omc 30hp be allowed |
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Forum: BOATS FOR SALE Topic: LET'S GO DINGHY RACING!!!! $1700.00 for a GOOD BOAT! |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 9th, 2017, 6:08 am
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50mph is a nice goal. In ideal conditions, might be attainable. I would shy away from a set back transom and go for an inset (3-4”) transom. It would move the cg forward and provide a built in trim tab. Some people put hooks in the bottom or weld a strip across the bottom to reduce porpoising in an ... |
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Forum: BOATS FOR SALE Topic: LET'S GO DINGHY RACING!!!! $1700.00 for a GOOD BOAT! |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 8th, 2017, 2:52 am
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1. What motor? Current/non current? Power Trim? Manufactured/diy Propshaft height? 2. Hull? One design/builder or diy? Material? Aluminum or wood or glass? Floatation? 3. Steering? Tiller or wheel? 4. Course? Oval or right and left turns? Length? Is this going to be a class for racers that like to f... |
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Forum: BOATS FOR SALE Topic: LET'S GO DINGHY RACING!!!! $1700.00 for a GOOD BOAT! |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 2nd, 2017, 9:21 pm
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I like the idea of 30hp tiller type of racing. Having a race boat and motor that is available to the general public and can also be used as a fishing boat or grocery getter could attract more people to racing. There are pros and cons to all types of boat materials. Aluminum is durable and easy (for ... |
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Forum: PROJECT SECTION Topic: Hydrostream Vandal re-everything |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 2nd, 2017, 8:40 am
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See if you can get some tremco 440 tape from a window place. 1/8x3/8 works great 1/16x3/8 works well if you are careful. I was just suggesting to put a layer of epoxy where you plan to run the bag tape. Not on the entire part. I have never used one of the frogs for the hose. I always wrapped some bl... |
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Forum: PROJECT SECTION Topic: Hydrostream Vandal re-everything |
Arltralite |
Posted: November 1st, 2017, 8:52 pm
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Crawl, looks like you are doing a nice job with the right materials. I did a similar job with a friend on a Switzer Shooting Star years ago. It was a lot of work but worth it. How about instead of tee nuts, screwing a piece of 1/4” aluminum flat bar to the underside of the plywood. It’s easy to dril... |
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Forum: MOTORS FOR SALE Topic: 30 hp Yamaha short Shaft...... $500.00 |
Arltralite |
Posted: October 29th, 2017, 6:27 pm
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Forum: PROJECT SECTION Topic: 12 FOOT WELDED AUSSIE STYLE ALUMINUM PERFORMANCE BOAT |
Arltralite |
Posted: October 29th, 2017, 2:43 pm
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Forum: PROJECT SECTION Topic: 12 FOOT WELDED AUSSIE STYLE ALUMINUM PERFORMANCE BOAT |
Arltralite |
Posted: October 21st, 2017, 4:42 pm
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What power will you be running.
I have been thinking about building a similar boat either of plywood or if I had the money, carbon/nomex honeycomb panels. Would probably weigh 55 or 60lbs but would not be as malleable as aluminum. |
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