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wrote in message news ![]() I'm designing a 40' sailboat and was wondering if it's a good idea to put the engine under the dining table to save some space. If the engine isn't used that often then the noise may not be a problem but I'm still a little worried about the smell. Does anybody know any boat made this way ? Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I have friend with a Newport 41. In this boat the 4 cylinder Kubota is located at the aft end of the port settee, under a removable countertop/drawer combo. I've never noticed any particular engine odour in his boat and he has never mentioned engine odour as a problem. He had a fair bit of oil leaking into the engine compartment from his front seal before replacing it and again this did not seem to cause odour in the cabin. If you use sound insulation and provide some ventilation to the exterior of the boat I don't think you'd have a problem and access could be very good. |
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