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On Tue, 25 Jun 2013 05:29:58 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
Do you have any guess what the cruise speed would be on the Cummins powered twin? The listing shows no performance specs. I will call them obviously, but I'd like to have a rough idea before going to check it out. ============ That's a lot of power for a 36. If you run the engines hard it might get up on plane and do something in the mid-teens, albeit with a lot of commotion, and a fuel burn in the 15 to 20 gph range. The boat, fuel burn and engines will be a lot happier running at displacement speeds well under 10 kts. There are two big advantages to twins as you probably know: Maneuverability at slow speed; and "get home" redundancy. The redundancy is nice but for coastal cruising somewhat over rated. Offshore in the boondocks? Priceless. |
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