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Advice required....Long or shortshaft??
"Conversion" even :-)
"Muttsdanglers" wrote in message . uk... I'm sure there will be a convertion table i can use somewhere on the web thanks for the help Paul wrote in message ... Measure from the top of the transom (on which the outboard will sit) to the bottom of the boat (outside distance). If it's 15', it's for a short shaft motor. If it's 20" if for a long shaft motor. Rick PS ooops just realized your in the UK. What I gave you is U.S. inches. Not sure how they measure it over there. "Muttsdanglers" wrote: I had been left a 15 foot speedboat when my uncle passed away that i decided to clean up and repair, but i knew nothing about it at all when i started to make repairs and get her ready to go back onto the water, anyway after many weekends of rubbing down, painting and cleaning in places i did not know a boat even had places she is ready to go onto the water............. and i still don't know who made her!! But i have come across a problem but i cant seem to find any sites that will provide an answer. How can i tell if this speedboat requires a long or shortshaft outboard?? Is there a measurement between the keel and mount that will give me the answer?? Any help greatfully recieved. TIA Paul |
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