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| Out Board Engines Hi, I am making my self a small 18 feet boat to go out fishing. The Sea Conditions here are rough compared to most countries. The inital design I was told to do the trandsom height at 16 inches. But recently somebody told me to change this to 21 inches and go for a long shaft engine. I was told a long shaft engine will provide more stability. Is there any truth in this. Or should I proceed with my inital plans. What do you guys have to say about this. Also let me know what other improvements I need to make this more stable. The boat need to have speed as well as must be able to take the pounding waves. Manoj |
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