- Posted by thomasthacker@goquest.com (i) on September 14, 2003 at 10:00:50
In Reply to: Re: motorcycle engine inboard posted by machnumber2 on September 14, 2003 at 00:40:53:
I think I might have a change of plans. I have a 12 horse briggs motor that I think may be easier to install. Can someone tell me what angle I need to set the prop shaft at when it protrudes out of the boat, I also could use some input on a stuffing box or shaft seal. Do inboard motor boats use some type of biscuit or vibration damper such as an automobile on the engine mounts?Thanks!
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- Re: motorcycle engine inboard - barfinmarvin 18:59:15 11/27/03
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- In Reply to: Re: motorcycle engine inboard posted by thomasthacker@goquest.com on September 14, 2003 at 10:00:50:
i live near the shore and have been thinking about the same thing for awhile. the idea of paying for an outboard engine that essentially is the same thing the wright bros. used at kittyhawk for thousands of dollars and needs to be fixed every year seems rediculous
please post another message or email and let me know how you made out. the idea has a lot of merit.
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