I am building a boat and wonder about the size of the
motor well. I am intending to use a 35Hp outboard long shaft.
How wide, deep and long is suitable for the motorwell?

The project can be seen he http://www.oddgeirkvien.com/baat
sorry it is only in norwegian, but there are a lot of pictures.

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Oddgeir

I am building a boat and wonder about the size of the
motor well. I am intending to use a 35Hp outboard long shaft.
How wide, deep and long is suitable for the motorwell?

I would like to submit exactly the same question, but I am interested to
smaller motor, in the 8-15 hp range.
If I am right there is a "book of standards" for the minimum dimension.
Unfortunately I am unable to find it...
Anyone knows the minimum reuired sizes?

Tank you all

Paolo

Paolo Zini wrote:


I am building a boat and wonder about the size of the
motor well. I am intending to use a 35Hp outboard long shaft.
How wide, deep and long is suitable for the motorwell?

I would like to submit exactly the same question, but I am interested to
smaller motor, in the 8-15 hp range.
If I am right there is a "book of standards" for the minimum dimension.
Unfortunately I am unable to find it...
Anyone knows the minimum reuired sizes?


it should be wide enough to put the lower leg + prop through, that is all.
Apart from that, keep it small, as a motorwell is a lot of lost buoancy at
the end of the boat.
vriendelijke groeten/kind regards,

Jelle

begin msblaster.pif

it should be wide enough to put the lower leg + prop through, that is all.
Apart from that, keep it small, as a motorwell is a lot of lost buoancy at
the end of the boat.
vriendelijke groeten/kind regards,

The attachement appear to be a virus!

Paolo



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"Paolo Zini" wrote in message
...

it should be wide enough to put the lower leg + prop through, that is
all.
Apart from that, keep it small, as a motorwell is a lot of lost buoancy
at
the end of the boat.
vriendelijke groeten/kind regards,

The attachement appear to be a virus!

No it isn't. The attachment is no attachment at all, it is just one line of
text, starting with 'begin' followed by two spaces and then followed by a
file name. Due to a bug in Microsoft Outlook, it sees this as a file
attachment, which it is not. Some people find it 'amusing' to create such a
fake attachment just to scare users of Outlook.

Meindert

The moral? Don't use Outlook.

R.

On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 12:24:49 +0200, "Meindert Sprang"
wrote:

"Paolo Zini" wrote in message
...

it should be wide enough to put the lower leg + prop through, that is
all.
Apart from that, keep it small, as a motorwell is a lot of lost buoancy
at
the end of the boat.
vriendelijke groeten/kind regards,

The attachement appear to be a virus!

No it isn't. The attachment is no attachment at all, it is just one line of
text, starting with 'begin' followed by two spaces and then followed by a
file name. Due to a bug in Microsoft Outlook, it sees this as a file
attachment, which it is not. Some people find it 'amusing' to create such a
fake attachment just to scare users of Outlook.

Meindert