looks very close to a G3 model that I have one of. Don't have a picture of mine handy but here is one off the internet..
Such a short-lived product though...I've only seen a few back in the day and never had experience with a vessel so equipped. Not all transom...
Good list. Add maybe Huckins himeself....and there's George Huet...
And yet it is by FAR the most common propulsion arrangement found in 20-60 foot performance-oriented boats, with massive HP I/Os a close second...
Post up your results. Including how much room you allowed for the OB to fully tilt.
Of the many outboard bracket conversions/installations we have done over the years, most resulted in improvement in powering performance. Some...
You cannot trim the motor up unless you set it back far enough off the transom for the powerhead to clear. ;-)
Each case is different. We've built many custom transom O/B brackets for primarily two reasons: 1. The convert from inboard or I/O propulsion to...
As I noted in previous post..the 1" per foot "rule" has worked perfectly for me on many such installations. twin and single O/B.
I've completed probably a half dozen conversions from i/o to outboards on transom brackets and used the " the +1"/1ft" guidance with great...
Used SLICE vessels go cheap! LOL. I was supporting some repair work on a windfarm SWATH CTV (one of Ad Hoc's) out of Esbjerg and we took...
We were selected by L-M to supply the steering/stabilization package for those SLICE SWATHs but were nudged out at the last minute because the...
I just googled it too...the BC cat was on the side of the finger pier where there is a frigate now.
I was surprised to encounter the dilapidated remains of one, lying alongside the quay at the Egyptian Abu Qir naval base a few years ago. A sad...
I've owned a Marinette aluminum cruiser for many years. Marinette specifies a special alloy of aluminum for hull protection, that they sell in...
Increased the forward buoyancy - and restoring pitch moment. Probably after discovering that "wave piercing" is an artist's concept and not a NA...
The hydraulic power required to achieve something like that would be massive.
One of our SES ferries operating in the Med was nicknamed "Hoover" While maneuvering in to the quay she sucked up a tire. Took four of us all...
We might be about the same age. Your post prompted me to pull the largest of my three slide rules out of the bottom desk drawer and reflect on...
Let's just say she's been "resting" for a while. GD has an entirely different mission set in mind for her....
