I'll need to pay a premium as it's 10 hp over it's 90 hp max but the name
plate isn't ledgible anymore doing the formula 2 ( length * width ) - 90 =
max horsepower it's a close call. My insurance agent said he knows of
other companies that insure over powered boats but I think I can talk him
into this one as it's in the ten percent range. The boat in question is a
15'-6" 1973 Thunderbird tri-hull which has a catherdal hull which works
great out in the ocean here in North California. I go out of Humboldt bay
for the salmon fishing and we take it up to Trinity Lake east of here for
wake boarding and kneeboarding. That old Mercury really had to sweat to pull
me up on a wake board.

Mick


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Mickey wrote:

I have a cuz in Panama sorry for the post

No sweat. You might want to check with your insurance agent about that
100 hp outboard on the 15' boat. You may have "Catch-22'd" your way
right out of your liability insurance.